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Hi, I'm Vince Pryce, a musician and community music facilitator with over 35 years of practice spanning live performance, workshop delivery, and studio production. I play keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals, and I've collaborated with internationally recognised reggae and urban artists. I love leading African drumming workshops for young people with special needs as much as performing on stage, bringing creativity, adaptability and a genuine passion for music to every project.\n\nCurrently I’m developing Authentic Studios in Birmingham as a professional recording and music education space, where I run a studio, deliver one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. I also work with Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network and other community partners, and I’ve produced original music across Dancehall, Trap, reggae and urban genres, with an eye on inclusive, transformative music education.…Hi, I'm Vince Pryce, a musician and community music facilitator with over 35 years of practice spanning live performance, workshop delivery, and studio production. I play keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals, and I've collaborated with internationally recognised reggae and urban artists. I love leading African drumming workshops for young people with special needs as much as performing on stage, bringing creativity, adaptability and a genuine passion for music to every project.\n\nCurrently I’m developing Authentic Studios in Birmingham as a professional recording and music education space, where I run a studio, deliver one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. I also work with Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network and other community partners, and I’ve produced original music across Dancehall, Trap, reggae and urban genres, with an eye on inclusive, transformative music education.

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Hi, I'm Vince Pryce, a musician and community music facilitator with over 35 years of practice spanning live performance, workshop delivery, and studio production. I play keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals, and I've collaborated with internationally recognised reggae and urban artists. I love leading African drumming workshops for young people with special needs as much as performing on stage, bringing creativity, adaptability and a genuine passion for music to every project.\n\nCurrently I’m developing Authentic Studios in Birmingham as a professional recording and music education space, where I run a studio, deliver one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. I also work with Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network and other community partners, and I’ve produced original music across Dancehall, Trap, reggae and urban genres, with an eye on inclusive, transformative music education.…Hi, I'm Vince Pryce, a musician and community music facilitator with over 35 years of practice spanning live performance, workshop delivery, and studio production. I play keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals, and I've collaborated with internationally recognised reggae and urban artists. I love leading African drumming workshops for young people with special needs as much as performing on stage, bringing creativity, adaptability and a genuine passion for music to every project.\n\nCurrently I’m developing Authentic Studios in Birmingham as a professional recording and music education space, where I run a studio, deliver one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. I also work with Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network and other community partners, and I’ve produced original music across Dancehall, Trap, reggae and urban genres, with an eye on inclusive, transformative music education.

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Hi, I’m Vince Pryce, a musician and community music facilitator with over 35 years of practice spanning live performance, workshop delivery, and studio production. I play keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals, and I’ve collaborated with internationally recognised reggae and urban artists. I love leading African drumming workshops for young people with special needs as much as performing on stage, bringing creativity, adaptability and a genuine passion for music to every project.\n\nCurrently I’m developing Authentic Studios in Birmingham as a professional recording and music education space, where I run a studio, deliver one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. I also work with Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network and other community partners, and I’ve produced original music across Dancehall, Trap, reggae and urban genres, with an eye on inclusive, transformative music education.

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Studio Owner & Music Facilitator at Authentic Studios, Birmingham

January 1, 2020 - Present

Running a professional recording studio and music school, offering one-to-one tuition, group workshops, and community sessions. Producing original music across Dancehall Trap, reggae, and urban genres; experienced with AI-assisted music generation tools. Workshop facilitator for Birmingham Urban Rhythm Network (BURN) and other community partners.

Freelance Performer & Workshop Facilitator at Banner Theatre & others

January 1, 2008 - January 1, 2020

Performed keyboards, bass guitar, djembe and vocals for Banner Theatre's video ballad productions. Led Pop Ed workshops at St John Wall School, Handsworth, where students composed, recorded and released an original CD (documented on film). Toured Norway delivering creative music workshops in schools and youth centres. Delivered African drumming and world music workshops for schools, youth centres, and SEN groups across Birmingham, Bedworth and Nuneaton (Warwickshire Music Service — Global Beats project). Led Art Champions project for Birmingham Town Hall & Symphony Hall (THSH), combining migration stories with music to produce a performance and CD release, bridging generational divides.

Freelance Touring Musician at Various International Artists

January 1, 2005 - January 1, 2007

Toured nationally and internationally with a range of reggae and urban artists.

Freelance Keyboardist & Vocalist at Self-employed

January 1, 2000 - January 1, 2003

Provided keyboards and backing vocals for a diverse roster of artists including Pato Banton, Apache Indian, Gregory Isaacs, Lady Saw, Elephant Man, Eek A Mouse, Colonel Redz and Peter Spence. Performed in tribute productions covering George Benson, UB40, Bob Marley, The Drifters and The Skatalites.

Community Music Volunteer at Midlands — Various

January 1, 1984 - January 1, 2000

Volunteered with local musicians, singers and choirs across the Midlands, developing ear-training, voicing, harmony and performance skills. Shadowed a lead artist on the Banded About project, supporting Year 5 pupils in composing a piece performed at Birmingham Town Hall. Building Bridges Project — worked with young people in the Lozells area, developing facilitation skills in a community music context. CSAP delivered African drumming and dance workshops in schools and youth centres across Bradford and Leeds; held lead drumming role in the Bradford Musical.

Community Music Volunteer at Various — Midlands

January 1, 1984 - January 1, 2000

Volunteered with local musicians, singers and choirs across the Midlands, developing ear-training, voicing, harmony and performance skills. Shadowed a lead artist on the Banded About project, supporting Year 5 pupils in composing a piece performed at Birmingham Town Hall. Built relationships through Building Bridges Project; worked with young people in Lozells area, developing facilitation skills in a community music context. Delivered African drumming and dance workshops in schools and youth centres across Bradford and Leeds as part of CSAP (2004–2005), including a lead drumming role in the Bradford Musical.