Who you are and your interests and hobbies

• Do you play, sing or produce music?

• Favourite bands and artists

• Favourite songs - explain why you like them

• Have you been to any gigs? Who would you like to see perform live?

• What you did

• What you learnt

• What went well

• What you could improve on

• Include screenshots and videos from your own projects and performance sessions

TIP: You should make us of at least 2 research sources to help you gather your information (websites, articles, videos etc)

• What are your aspirations in music?

• What job in music would you like to have one day?

• Why do you want to achieve these things?

• How do you think you will achieve them (college study, making beats, university, playing in bands etc)?

• What it is you like about each song

• The types of sounds and instruments used

• What the lyrics, vibe or mood of the songs mean to you?

• Live performances

• Recording studios

• Theatres

• Music Festivals

• Spotify links

• YouTube links

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My aspirations are to move abroad as a DJ and work in the music industry. My dream is to be like Jamie Jones or Carl Cox.

I would love to become a professional DJ—obviously. As a backup, I would consider becoming a sound engineer.

I hope to achieve my goal of becoming a professional DJ by producing my own house tracks.

I want to achieve these things because I love house music and want a good career doing something I'm passionate about, while earning a living from it.

had knew some stuff already

I could've took more notes

Learnt that you can change the drum settings

and make multiple loops. I had turned the drum loops into a indie style track with the use of an electric guitar and a bass.

I could improve on the bass and making it more in key and synchronised.

The instruments used are synthesisers, kick drums, and vocals. This track is produced using software.

The vibe feels like being on holiday in Ibiza, at a club in the early hours of the morning. The mood is cool and not too heavy.

Like the other piece, the instruments used are kick drums and synthesisers. Vocals are also included.

The vibe feels like being in an underground British nightclub in the early hours of the morning — for example, Fabric.

This is standard 4/4 house music, with 4 beats in a bar.

Kneecap Performance

A few months ago, Irish rap trio Kneecap performed at Glastonbury a show that will go down as one of their most memorable, not just for the music but also for the controversy surrounding their political views.

Their setlist included some of their biggest bangers, such as "H.O.O.D" and "Your Sniffer Dogs Are Shite."

Kneecap’s pro-Palestinian stance had the BBC on stringstheir performance wasn’t allowed to be broadcast live. The trio didn’t hold back, with explicit chants during the set, including one that targeted the British Prime Minister directly: “Fuck Keir Starmer.”

They were joined on stage by DJ Próvaí, who handled all the instrumentals while Móglaí Bap and Mo Chara delivered their bars with their usual fire.

Swedish house mafia Milton Keynes bowl 2012 14th July. Easily known as one of the greatest days in EDM history

The Swedish house mafia are 3 Djs who produce EDM/Dance/house music. the group inclues sebastian ingrosso , axwell , steve angello who are all known proudcers and djs known in the music industry.

The day included a line up of example,calvin harris, pete tong and martin garrix, 45,000 people united in the bowl raving to EDM. In the video they are playing dont you worry child. There most known song. the video also shows there journey.

This performance will be iconic as it was the last time DJs had headlined milton keynes bowl.

It will mainly be rememberd for their last UK gig before splitting up, remembered for its massive dancefloor, spectacular pyrotechnics and light show, and a heartfelt farewell to a muddy but enthusiastic crowd, who sang along to classics like "Don't You Worry Child".

Capacity limits: Venue must not exceed its maximum occupancy.

Barriers: Use to separate the stage from the crowd (especially at larger gigs).

Stewards/Security: Trained personnel to manage entry, exits, and crowd behavior.

Queue control: Clear entry/exit points, especially for emergency situations.

Noise Levels

Hearing protection: Provide or encourage use of earplugs for staff and attendees.

Sound level limits: Maintain within legal decibel (dB) limits to avoid hearing damage.

Performer protection: Ensure bands and crew have ear protection and breaks.

Fire Safety

Fire exits: Clearly marked and unobstructed.

Fire extinguishers: Accessible and in working order.

No smoking/vaping: Except in designated areas.

Pyrotechnics: If used, must be handled by licensed professionals with a risk assessment.

First Aid

Qualified first aiders: On-site throughout the event.

First aid kits: Easily accessible.

Emergency services: Venue should have direct communication line with local services.

Alcohol & Drugs

Licensed vendors: Only serve alcohol to those over the legal age.

Drug policy: Clear rules against illegal substances, with security checks at entry if needed.

Water stations: Provide free water to reduce risk of dehydration

Structural Safety

Stage and rigging: Professionally installed and regularly inspected.

Lighting and sound equipment: Securely mounted and PAT-tested (Portable Appliance Testing in the UK).

THIS INCLUDES

Fire Safety

Electrical Safety

Stage Safety

Audience Safety

Performer and crew safety

Crowd Management

Medical Services

Fire Safety

Site Safety

Sanitation and Hygiene

Weather Preparedness

Noise Control

Food and Drink Safety

Substance Use Management

I play guitar and DJ. I can play a few tunes on the guitar and mix most tracks, including house, garage, and drum and bass.

Favourite Bands and Artists

• The Stone Roses

• The Smiths

• Fontaines D.C.

• Oasis

• The Prodigy

• Chase and Status

• Pendulum

Favourite Songs

• Hot Natured – Benediction
  I love this because it gives me a chilled Ibiza vibe.

• Blind Faith – Chase and Status
  This one is special to me because my dad has it tattooed, and the music video feels nostalgic.

• Wonderwall – Oasis
  A classic I always enjoy.

Live Shows I've Seen

• Oasis

• Fontaines D.C.

• Kneecap

• The Kooks

• Pendulum

• The Ks

• Chase and Status

• The Prodigy

• The Streets

• Kasabian

• Happy Mondays

• Amyl and The Sniffers

• Inspiral Carpets

• Richard ashcroft

  
  

  Upcoming I have

  
  

• Pendulum

• KNEECAP

• The Reytons

• Morrissey

• Gorillaz

• Richard ashcroft

• Kasabian

• Streets x2

  
  

I would love to see a Smiths and Stone Roses reunion. I know it probably won’t happen, but it’s a dream.

carl cox was one of the first ever british dj to mix of 3 turntables,he produces acid house/techno/rave/house/deep house. he has produced for most djs in the house scene.

they need to practice before gigs and have the right attitude etc. they must show their characteristics on stage and show who they are, they must also what their record label tells them what to do.

I felt my house composition went well and just how I wanted it to go.

I also enjoyed doing my performance analysis describing performances I liked who were kneecap and Swedish house mafia

What Would I improve:

I felt I could have made my composition longer and could've spoke more about Jobs roles and responsibilities.

What did I learn:

I learnt most in Chris Pettifers lessons regarding the industry , roles in sound and lighting and the dangers of the music industry

What did I enjoy the most:

I enjoyed Ewans lessons a lot when he taught me the affects to use in my composition and how to make a simple house beat. I also enjoyed Chris Pettifers lessons regarding health and safety in the music industry

This is when we had also learnt shortcuts in pro tools

This was with Ewan and Suzy discussing why an artists Foldback Tourback and Listen Microphone were necessary we had also discussed gain structure.