Hey, I’m Leila.
Because I’m a very optimistic person, I laugh a lot and I’m full of energy, which you can see in my face, I’m just a sunflower to many people.
An important part of my life is singing and writing songs and performing them.
I also love working with children and young people. I find it inspiring and so valuable.
I can combine the two areas in the #FameNoGame project. I manage the project and that makes me very happy.
In the ‘#FameNoGame’ project, you (young people aged between 10 and 20) can write your own songs, compose and record the music, and create and market a music clip. Not only will you gain insights into all areas of music production, we will also look at how the music business works and what role music plays in reproducing – but also combating – racism and sexism.
Every Tuesday (except holidays) from 3 pm to 7 pm at Family Space, Gubener Str. 50, 10243 Berlin.
We eat together at 6 pm. Vegetarian, gluten-free, halal – it doesn’t matter – just let us know and we’ll adapt the food.
Tunde Alibaba (Benin/Nigeria) lives and works as a musician, singer, composer and producer in Berlin. His style can be described as urban Afropop music, he sings in Yoruba, Fon, English and French.
Tunde Alibab has been working in the Global New Generation association for many years and is also looking forward to producing your songs in the #FameNoGame project.
Filimone Manuel Bande is a passionate educator who teaches IT and English and is actively involved in community development projects. Filimone has a degree as an IT specialist with experience as a video maker. He works in Germany and Mozambique.
He would like to contribute his skills to the #FameNoGame project.
Hilaire studied law, works as an educational counsellor and produces educational materials. He coordinates projects between Cameroon and Germany, including for the organisation Innitiative Perspektivenwechsel, which he co-founded.
Under the artist name HOBSKUR, he combines his rap music with political education.
He is looking forward to contributing his expertise to the #FameNoGame project.
Once a month, the team takes part in diversity training, and parents are also cordially invited to attend.
Information will follow shortly.
