Discussion
[Part 4] DJing and Disability Research Report – Learning
This is the final part in our four-part blog series reporting on a research study about the experiences of Disabled DJs and how DJing can be made more accessible.
Category Archives: Collaboration
Discussion
[Part 3] DJing and Disability Research Report – Software
This is part three of a four-part blog series reporting on a research study about the experiences of Disabled DJs and how DJing can be made more accessible
Discussion
[Part 2] DJing and Disability Research Report – Hardware
This is part two in a four-part blog series reporting on a research study which used interviews to explore experiences of Disabled DJs and how DJing can be made more accessible.
Discussion
[Part 1] DJing and Disability Research Report – Introduction
This is the first part in our four-part blog series reporting on a research study about the experiences of Disabled DJs and how DJing can be made more accessible.
Events
Inclusive Practice in Action 2026: Creating Change Together
We’re teaming up with Sound Connections to co-produce this years’ Inclusive Practice in Action event!
Updates
Accessible Instrument Development Fund blog: Tom Fox & Tim’s Palm
Discover Tim’s Palm, an accessible instrument designed by utilising remote measurement capture, ultra-affordable touch sensing and flexible software architecture, built by Tom Fox.
Updates
Big Malarkey Festival: City Sounds – July 2025
Back in the summer, we headed up to Hull for The Big Malarkey; Hull’s children’s literature festival, taking place in East Park. Drake Music were invited to deliver ‘City […]
Events
Drake Music at Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2025
We are delighted to be recognised as one of thirteen flagship exhibitors at the Royal Society’s annual celebration of cutting-edge science.
Updates
Drake Music at the 2025 ABLE Assembly Conference, Boston, USA
Find out about our time at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA!
Updates
Sony Assistive Musical Instrument Hackathon – September 2024
What happens when you put 6 Paraorchestra musicians, 25 engineers from 6 Sony Group companies, and 12 UK-based technologists, musicians, and academics in one room for 3 days?
