Oh Yeah Music Centre has been a leader in providing music resources and industry guidance for young musicians, and their latest initiative, Resonate, was no exception.

Funded by the Education Authority, Resonate was designed to bring the joy of music to youth centres and youth clubs across Northern Ireland regardless of geography, expensive equipment or fancy facilitators.

In addition to delivering a pilot music programme at a number of youth clubs across NI, Oh Yeah Music Centre also created free, downloadable resources for youth workers. These resources were designed to help youth workers introduce their own music programmes at their centres, empowering young people to explore and express themselves through music. These resources can be found at www.resonateni.com 

Resonate was created to meet the growing demand for music education and opportunities for young musicians. Through hands-on learning and collaborative activities, the programme provided young people with the skills and confidence they needed to pursue their musical passions. With experienced mentors and a supportive community, Resonate offered a unique and engaging learning experience for participants.

In addition to its focus on music education, Resonate also placed a strong emphasis on building community and promoting positive youth development. The programme provided young people with a safe and inclusive space to connect with one another and form supportive relationships that will hopefully last a lifetime.

Oh Yeah Music Centre's Resonate programme was a testament to the centre's commitment to providing young musicians with the resources and opportunities they need to achieve their musical goals. 

If you are a youth worker who wants to learn more about the Resonate resources or whether there is any opportunity for collaboration, email caoimhe@ohyeahbelfast.com for more details.