Harrison has a very special grasp on music making at such a young age. He's typically the one teaching his peers, and even teaching our teachers. Listen to his music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3AYQcDbV08zpuFTg1LfJ1J

Mikayla Hernandez's grownups came to us after having trouble finding a camp for children who are visually impaired that also offered quality music programming. She shocked us all the first day of Music Discovery Camp when she raised her hand to play the piano on the track, and proceeded to riff an entire Bach piece on command. When it came down to producing something original, she easily found the key we were working in and wrote one of the most elaborate midi structures we'v

From visiting our instrument garden studio at FoCo Music Experience Festival to being lifted in the air from Shaq (DJ Diesel) after playing one of his songs, Jerome has taken his boredom and transformed it into loud bass music.

Luke's story starts at Camp Shady Brook.

Here's a video of them opening for Dead Prez (creators of the classic "Bigger Than Hip Hop") in Fort Collins. This group started in Fort Collins as part of our free music production class at the CEC (Cutural Enrichment Center) in 2022. Since partnering with CEC, we've gone on to support a series of music making and open mic experiences for local youth to explore their sound and dive into creative arts. New Bloodline has gone on to perform at the ACT Human Rights Film Festival

We're thrilled to announce that the San Luis Valley Chapter of Boredomfighters, led by the incredible Melody Monroe , has just been awarded a $3,000 grant from Saguache County to bring ongoing music production programming to the students of Crestone Charter and Moffat Schools! This exciting milestone marks a major step in uniting the talents of local creators with the educational needs of rural communities. Nestled in the mountains, the two schools in the Saguache Valley have

Here are our recommended resources to provide your child with the tools they need for crafting their own songs in a fun and engaging way, with or without a laptop and fancy studio. One route you can take is to get them started with a  simple studio  with just a computer or tablet, a USB microphone, and headphones. This allows them to build tracks on a screen, record original sounds, and save projects. This excludes external hardware like beat pads, pianos, or digital instrume