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In Brighton & Hove, eott and AudioActive are teaming up to host a new event focused on using rap as a tool for mental health, an initiative supported by Public Health England.

'Rap, Rhyme and Mind' will take place at the Plus X Innovation Hub in Brighton and will feature interactive talks and performances.

This is far from the first time that the music charity AudioActive has used music as a tool for better mental health, having run their acclaimed Room to Rant workshops for many years across Sussex.

Who are AudioActive?

AudioActive is a Brighton-based charity dedicated to empowering young people across Sussex through music. They provide free, open-access sessions, workshops, and opportunities to help emerging artists explore their talents and shape their futures.

Who are eott?

eott is a project based in Brighton that uses music, fashion, and events to raise mental health awareness, with a particular focus on young people. Since its establishment in 2019, eott has gained a following of over 10,000 people and has been supported by notable figures like Loyle Carner, Mind, and Mahalia.

This event is part of the ongoing collaboration between eott and AudioActive, which is funded by Public Health England to further the conversation around mental health and well-being through music.

For more details and to book tickets, visit the event page on Resident Advisor.