Cambridge Regional College student launches album in the name of Art

A music student studying at Cambridge Regional College (CRC) is launching an album to encourage artists.

Oscar Copeland is currently undertaking a UAL Level 3 Diploma in Music Performance and Production at CRC’s Cambridge campus.  He enrolled in September 2017 and is now in his second year.

Trading under the name of Kashmir, Oscar will be launching his album, Soundscapes, at Kettle’s Yard Art Gallery in Cambridge on Wednesday 1^st May 2019, from 1 p.m to 2 p.m.

Through the album, Kashmir expresses particular emotions through music. This concept led to the reality of a workshop, where audience members can listen to each of the tracks on the EP and from the moods and feelings that the music portrays are encouraged to paint onto purpose handmade canvases, made by Kashmir himself.

At the end of the workshop Kashmir is hoping to see over 30 individual canvases which can be seen as separate pieces of art, that have been inspired by the music. The workshop also offers a fantastic opportunity for discussion about emotions and expression in life, through art and music.

For more information about the event at Kettle’s Yard contact Oscar Copeland – details below.

Cambridge Regional College’s music department has fantastic facilities including extensive recording studios, Mac suite, fully equipped rehearsal rooms with kit and backline, industry-standard live sound rig, DJ decks (vinyl and CD) and an array of music tech equipment for both live and studio applications. Students can study for Level 2 Award & Diploma in Music Performance and Production and Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music Performance and Production.

Website: https://kashmirmusic.wixsite.com/kashmir