I believe in making creative skills accessible, which is why I launched free DJ workshops funded entirely by myself. DJing is a skill I taught myself as a young creative, and I know firsthand how it can serve as both a powerful form of expression and a source of income while exploring other creative paths. The success of these workshops was recognised by Pirate Studios and Arts Council England, who now support this initiative, helping to make it even more impactful.

Every quarter, I organise artist writing camps across London, offering grassroots creatives access to high-quality studio spaces. Self-funded through my personal efforts and BPM, these camps are designed to foster collaboration in a stress-free environment. By connecting songwriters, producers, and artists, these camps not only encourage creativity but also strengthen the bonds within our wider community.

The Community Basketball Tournament was a concept I envisioned to bring together creatives and the local community in a unique way. With funding from sponsors and personal earnings, I ensured the event was entirely free and accessible. The tournament exceeded expectations, drawing in families, kids, artists, basketball players, and the wider community. Beyond the event itself, its impact fostered lasting relationships and connections that go far beyond the court.

Each year, I host a Christmas Vinyl Exchange at our studio, creating a relaxed and engaging space for creatives and young professionals to connect. This initiative brings together individuals from across the music industry to exchange records that inspire them, fostering conversations and connections in a casual, meaningful way. The event has been highly successful, providing a unique opportunity for collaboration and mutual appreciation of music.

Over the years, I have cultivated relationships with like-minded creative communities across Europe and, more recently, the United States. These partnerships—spanning cities like Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Stockholm, and beyond—aim to strengthen creative and cultural exchange across continents. By establishing these ties, I’m working to build bridges that foster collaboration and elevate cultural dialogue on a global scale.

Giving back has always been an integral part of my mission. I volunteer at the Znaniye Foundation, providing extracurricular education to underprivileged children, and at Thread Ahead, which supplies high-quality clothing to people and families with vulnerable migration status in the UK. Through BPM, I’ve also raised over £7,000 for partner charities via events and clothing sales, supporting organisations like Doctors Without Borders and the Red Cross in their humanitarian efforts.