“Everyone involved in the Future Collaborations project was excited when Mark agreed to become a programme partner,” he said. “It is a fantastic opportunity for the young people to develop their music production skills with a renowned producer who has worked with some of the UK’s biggest artists.”
Over the week, Mark delivered five workshops to people from AutismAble and the others in the community, giving a rare glimpse into how a recording studio works, exploring the different music software, microphones and studio equipment used to bring a song to life.
They worked together to identify their unique style of music and, of course, got the chance to create, write, record and produce their own songs.