Sounds Good is an initiative based in Athens, working towards creating accessible music opportunities. The aim is to generate more potential for participation in music-related activities, for people both with and without disabilities. Through organizing events, workshops and screenings in accessible spaces, Sounds Good hopes to create meeting points to engage with people passionate and curious about music and inclusion.

Creating access to music for a neurodiverse community.

A meeting point for aspiring musicians, supporters of music and for those still untouched by it. This project is creating accessible and inclusive daily workshops where people have a chance to get to know digital musical instruments. Short introductions are made for each instrument, followed by the chance to improvise with them, and ending with playing together in a group. 

Making music, or ‘musicking’ — a term used to describe participation with music on any level, be it listening, playing, collaborating), is inextricably linked with building confidence and bettering communication, an integral motive behind this initiative. Establishing practices of this kind on a long term basis could also offer support for families and alleviate stress accumulated second hand from the difficulties experienced by individuals facing daily struggles and social isolation.