About E-Unique

E-unique was created to provide funding and resources for music programs across London and the united kingdom so that kids and adults can have an opportunity to experience the joys of music and promote, equal opportunities and inclusion with in our communties. With your help, we can make a difference in people's lives by providing them a gift that inspiers confedance lasts a lifetime.

E-uniques founder Eugenia believes that music participation is an essential element in the fabric of an enduring society. Our her mission is to have the benefits of making music available to everyone in the communities in which we serve, to promote its importance through education and media initiatives, and to provide resources, opportunity and training in collaboration with other partners to achieve our common goal.

Eugenia is disabled and understands the impact music has on the lives of people of all ages, and the tremendous gift it brings to participants, listeners empowering and enabling participants to grow and achieve. We understand the power of music on the soul and the vehicle it provides for our sanity, health and creativity. We want to help make that gift available to everyone, with the understanding that the process of participating in music is a means to this end; that people don't have to be rock stars or professional musicians to enjoy the rewards of music participation, and that age is not a factor in the enjoyment or ability to learn to play music.

"Eugenia Unique (now E-Unique) came about because my name is different and also I am unique myself. I have so much passion for disabled people to go into the industry they want, in the music world. I wanted to put my political side onto the music spin. I always wanted to do music, I always looked up to Stevie Wonder and I thought, you know what? If he could do it, so can I."

"This is the whole point because they face a lot of barriers. A lot of critics don't believe in disabled artists: a lot of images about sex selling, about looking a certain way. And I just thought: 'You're so negative!'.
"I just wanted to design a project for them and get them the right bookings, the right management team, the right songwriters to work with and also people mentoring them through the process to get to that stage.
"I wanted to teach the music world what they need. This is part of Eugenia Unique: to do campaigning and also to do workshops, so people can relate to Eugenia Unique. And also seeing that I'm there, that I'm a voice for them and don't be scared because I'm there to fill in the gap that other managers couldn't."

Director: Eugenia Bertin