Legacy Youth Zone: Croydon's Hidden Music Talent

0:00Here's more news from across the UK for February 28th brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Coiton is famous for music stars from places like the Brit School, with recent wins by artists such as Olivia Dean and Ray I. But just minutes away in Thorne Heath, Legacy Youth Zone is quietly shaping the next wave of local talent through its music studio for Kids Aged. 8-19. Last Saturday, social media star DJ AG in the club's new music ambassador, DJ Simtex, drop by to check out the young rappers and producers. They were blown away by the skills and especially the respect these teens show, which AG said stands out in today's world. The young people love it too. A 17-year-old named Kyron says, coming here beats getting into trouble on the streets, letting him drum or record tracks with friends. Another teen, Lee, who's 14, points out how it helps make new connections alongside the creativity. DJ Simtex, whose champion

1:04UK hip-hop for decades on Capitol Extra, sees echoes of his own star at a youth club. He even spotlighted a legacy graduates track called Adam and Ryan on his show, comparing its storytelling to legends like Slick Rick from nearby, Mitchum. With Cording Council cutting youth services last year, Legacy CEO stresses the club's role as a safe spot amid poverty and violent stats. It's filling a vital gap, giving kids skills, guidance, and a real shot at music success.