Wednesday 1 November 2017

Beats bus

Hello and welcome back
Today's blog brings you 
Hull Beats Bus

Haven't heard of Hull Beats Bus?
That's alright, today's blog is dedicated to them.

Some facts 

A team of award-winning hip-hop and graffiti artists from Hull are taking hip-hop workshops into schools and festivals 
                                 • The true spirit of hip-hop with hip-hop history
                       • Inspiring young minds with song writing and rap workshops
                         • Learn how to scratch some of the biggest hip-hop beats
                          • Bring out your inner b-boy with breakdancing classes
                                                • Get creative with graffiti art
                                           • Get your original tracks recorded
                    • Develop your confidence via the positive expression of music
The Beats Bus is put together of core members
Firstly 
Steve aka Redeye
Steve's well known throughout the City, he's a huge hit for his musical talents.
Playing at events such as Humber Street Sesh. 

That links me to Nigel 
Nigel hails from EndOfLevelBaddie
Which personally I adored, If you know EndOflevelBaddie you'll know Nigel and Scott
Nigel has moved on to new ventures which involves Hulls Beat Bus

Then too Nick Horsfield 
Nick's talent is all over the city.
I've known Nick quite some time and shared a great day watching De La Soul In York
I believe Nick was doing live graffiti on that day also.
If you're a fan of 
Dope Burger, Sesh and Graffiti 
you'll know Nick


Fast T, who is a tutor 
I know little about Fast T but I do know he's a talented man.
I know that he's clearly confident and I have seen his face at all the major gigs and transport people with his music into something of a stupor.
This is indeed my kind of vibe!
Then this collaborative...
Lush, mellow, chilled and soulful.


Then we move to Dave Okwesia
I've never met Dave but he turned up at the meeting with Redeye and it all unravelled
Dave been involved in many things, you'll find him on Hull's spring bank.


It's fundamental to know the roots of these guys, Beats Bus is a collaborative of many talents brought together to help bring communities 
together.

Arco a local company invested in Hulls Beat bus
Listening to Redeye their latest up and coming event is going to be held for 120 volunteers that have been guiding all the visitors through 2017 our year, our city of culture 2017.
The day will be full of
Dj sessions, breakdancing, songwriting and graffiti, some soulful confidence building. Reaching out to ages from as young as sixteen to people in seventies. 

The ethos and roots are about reaching out to people, investing in children who are often left out of society and don't have the money or resources to be involved.  
Bringing communities together to battle against violence.

Beat's bus also is involved in many schools projects including Priory Road, Hall Road & Ainthorpe.
The result was a really inspiring production at Freedom festival
Firstly, how beautiful is this!
Total amazing vibes.. Huge love to those children!

Music is an integral part of life, sadly music and art are being cut from many school curriculums.
Music is expressive and creative so I feel Beats Bus is a great asset to the city and hopefully the country!


There are four key elements to Beats Bus
.djing
.Breakdancing
.Graffiti
.Mc'ing
and of course knowledge

Investment is always good, connecting, collaborating and growing 
So Please contact 
hullbeatsbus@gmail.com

This blog was brought to you in collaboration with Hulls Beat Bus 

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