I'm raising £2000 to support the musicians of Peterborough who have lost their work after experiencing a devastating break in at Chime Creation Centre.

Organised by Benny Turner
Peterborough ·Creative arts and culture

Story

Bringing Back The Music

On 24th August our world was turned upside down. Chime Creation Centre in Peterborough, home to Beat This (www.beatthis.org) and Drip Dry Productions (www.drip-dry.co.uk) was broken into. The intruders stole a bunch of studio equipment, including the main studio computer and, most devastatingly, our backup drive.

This wasn't just a theft of equipment; it was a theft of years of hard work, passion, and creativity. All the music, recordings, and projects from the talented artists who work with us have been potentially lost forever. For many of these artists, this represents countless hours and a significant financial investment. Their art, their dreams, and their livelihoods have been severley impacted.

Rebuilding Lost Dreams: Why We Need Your Help

The artists who have lost their work now face the daunting task of starting over. The funds we raise will go directly to helping them in this rebuilding process. Your donation will help cover the costs of:

* Studio time and new recording sessions for artists to re-record their lost work.

* Equipment and software needed to replace what was lost or damaged.

* Direct support for musicians who have been financially impacted by this tragedy.

Above: Christopher has lost the album he was planning to release on Youtube

We are aiming to raise £2,000 to provide immediate relief and support. Every pound will help us to get these incredible artists back on their feet and back to creating the music that we all love.

Chime is also the home of the Ground Up Music project, a development platform funded by the Arts Council, jointly managed by Beat This and Drip Dry Productions. This initiative is a vital part of the local music community, providing essential support and opportunities for emerging artists. The theft has dealt a significant blow to the project, jeopardising the progress of many musicians who rely on it to develop their careers.

We are determined not to let this act of vandalism silence our community! With your support, we can turn this tragedy into a testament to the strength and resilience of Peterborough's music scene.

Please, if you can, donate today and share our story. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness and generosity.

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Above: The Portland are one of many bands who have lost their recordings

About fundraiser

Benny Turner
Organiser

Donation summary

Total
£350.00