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Are you aged between 16-25 and want to learn about electronic music production? Then this is the right track for you!

The Right Track is looking for 10 young people to take part in a free six week programme to learn the fundamentals of electronic music production, develop skills, and gain a more in-depth knowledge of the music industry in Scotland and beyond.

This programme runs for six weeks from 3rd July – 7th August. Sessions will take place every Thursday from 10:00 – 17:00, and will be held at subSine Academy of Music in Glasgow.

Included in the programme:

• One 6 hour session per week (food and refreshments provided)
• Tuition from Scotland’s only Ableton-certified trainer in a fun, relaxed learning environment
• Guest tutors
• Assistance with accommodation and travel costs for non-local participants. We can help with travel costs if you’re local

Who can apply:

• Young people aged between 16-25 (and up to 30 for those who identify as Disabled, neurodivergent, care experienced and/or a young carer)
• This programme is aimed at beginners, so no prior production experience is necessary
• You can be based in any part of Scotland but willing to travel to Glasgow each week for the duration of the programme (see note)

We actively encourage applications from young people facing barriers to accessing electronic music and underrepresentation in the industry due to factors such as ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, financial background, education, social class, disability, neurodiversity, long-term health conditions, or care experience.

How to apply:

• To apply please visit: https://www.subsineacademy.com/trt-application/
• You may provide a video or audio application if preferred. Please send to: righttrack.gla@gmail.com
• Applications close at 23:55 on 30^th May
• If you have any questions please contact Anna Realta at: righttrack.gla@gmail.com

What happens next:

• A panel will review and shortlist applications. Those shortlisted will be invited to an informal interview
• Interviews will be held on 5^th & 9^th June via zoom
• We aim to let everyone know the outcome of the interviews by 16^th June
• Programme begins on 3^rd July
• If you have any access needs that you wish to share, we will be supportive in discussing these with you at any stage of the application and selection process

NOTE: We will also be running two full weekend programmes in August and September for those who are unable to commit to weekly sessions and/or live outside the central belt. Applications are not currently open for these sessions but will be soon. Follow us on Instagram for updates

This project is funded by Creative Scotland’s Youth Music Initiative

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