The Kabin Studio, a non-profit organization in Cork, is making waves with their music workshops for young people. The Kabin Crew, a group of over-nines, collaborated with refugee children from Lisdoonvarna Crew to create the viral hit “The Spark.” Founder Garry McCarthy emphasizes the importance of allowing kids to express themselves through music. The Kabin’s goal is to tell stories through rap, songwriting, hip-hop, and poetry, reaching an international audience. The success of “The Spark” on TikTok, with 1.3 billion plays, has brought attention to the organization’s work. Guardian correspondent Rory Carroll spent a day with the Kabin Crew and Lisdoonvarna Crew at the Electric Picnic music festival, highlighting the impact of their music and storytelling. The Kabin Studio continues to empower young people to find their spark and share their energy through music. The organization’s dedication to showcasing diverse voices and stories through creative expression is resonating on a global scale. Support from readers helps The Guardian maintain its editorial independence and continue to report on stories like the inspiring work of the Kabin Studio.
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