Building on strong partnerships

Sound Assembly builds on years of collaboration with organisations across the cultural, education and community sectors. These partnerships have helped create meaningful opportunities for young people through music, performance, radio and creative development.

Cultural Partners

Yellow background with black bold text that reads "SOUTHBANK CENTRE."
Close-up of a red circular warning sign with the word "OUT" in white letters.
Black background with white text that reads, 'COUNTERPOINTS.'
The logo of The Conduit organization with white text on a dark green background.

Community Partners

Text graphic with the words 'GOMORRAH'S FULLY ACTIVE JOULELOVE' in large red letters on a black background.
Logo with musical note and globe, featuring the text 'play for progress'.
British Red Cross logo featuring a red cross symbol and the text 'British Red Cross'
Logo with three teal hands reaching upward, surrounded by green leaves, and the text 'YOUNG ROOTS' beneath in teal letters.
Gray background with yellow text reading "Useful Productions" and arrows pointing left and right.
Black background with a logo of a wheat stalk and the letter D inside a rectangle, followed by the word BREADWINNERS in uppercase letters.

Creative & Festival Partners

Black and white logo of the Brooklyn Nets featuring a shield with a basketball and the words 'Brooklyn Nets'.
Close-up of the YouTube logo, showing a green circle with a black play button inside and the word "OXXEAY" partially visible below.
Event poster for the Clastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts with stylized yellow and orange text on a black background.
The text 'WeOutHere' written in black.
Text graphic with yellow and white lettering that says "Cross Roads Music Festival" on a blue background.
A stylized black and gray bird flying with wings spread out against a black background.
Logo of Worldwide FM with a black and white circular graphic on the right.
Black and white logo with three profiles of faces inside a circle

Talent is everywhere, opportunity isn’t

Talent is everywhere, opportunity isn’t —