Rest Salon

Join our new online space for Black Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent professional and music creatives who want to uplift, reflect and journey together

Hosted by Eve Horne in partnership with Black Lives in Music and Attitude is Everything.

Why are we creating a Rest Salon?

In June 2023, Black Lives in Music and Attitude is Everything published a report and podcast series called Unseen and Unheard. The report explored the barriers Black Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent professionals and music creatives face.

Rest Salon is part of our initiatives to address these barriers by creating a peer-support space where people don’t feel the need to codeswitch and mask.

What to expect from the sessions..

• Get advice in a brave space on a career dilemma's
• Connect with fellow Black disabled proffesional and creatives in music

About our host Eve Horne

Eve Horne has over 20 years of experience as a singer, songwriter, and producer. As a mixed-race, gay, single parent from a council estate with Autism and ADHD, her diverse background enriches her advocacy and leadership roles.

Eve is the founder of We Are The Unheard CIC, an organisation dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and promoting gender equality in the music industry. She is also a qualified sound engineer and a Native Instruments Certified Specialist, and made history by being the first person of colour to be shortlisted for the Music Producers Guild's Breakthrough Producer of the Year award.

About Black Lives in Music

Black Lives in Music, founded in 2020 by Charisse Beaumont and Roger Wilson, is dedicated to creating a fairer, more inclusive music industry. The organisation supports and celebrates Black and ethnically diverse musicians, addressing the barriers they face through advocacy, mentoring, and partnerships. By working collaboratively with supporters and industry partners, Black Lives in Music is driving meaningful change to build an industry where everyone can thrive.

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