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October is Black History Month in the UK. Each week we are taking a closer look at the life of a different Black pioneer who has made an impact on music, theology or worship. 
For our last instalment of this series we are taking a look at the career of Tasha Cobbs Leonard, one of the most influential artists in the Gospel industry. Tasha has made a noticeable impact on contemporary worship and many of her songs are sung all around the world, in many different congregations. Her albums have won multiple awards, including a Grammy for best Gospel Music Performance. ... See MoreSee Less

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October is Black History Month in the UK. Each wee

October is Black History Month in the UK. Each week we are taking a closer look at the life of a different Black pioneer who has made an impact on music, theology or worship. 
For our last instalment of this series we are taking a look at the career of Tasha Cobbs Leonard, one of the most influential artists in the Gospel industry. Tasha has made a noticeable impact on contemporary worship and many of her songs are sung all around the world, in many different congregations. Her albums have won multiple awards, including a Grammy for best Gospel Music Performance.

October is Black History Month in the UK. Each wee

October is Black History Month in the UK. Each week we are taking a closer look at the life of a different Black pioneer who has made an impact on music, theology or worship. This week’s highlight is singer, dancer and actress Mamie Smith. She was the first Black Blues singer recorded after she cut ‘That Thing Called Love’ and ‘You Can't Keep a Good Man Down’ in 1920. Shortly after, she recorded Perry Bradford’s ‘Crazy Blues’ (Crazy Blues is also considered the first blues recording in history) which was a massive success and sold over a million copies in less than a year. Mamie Smith has been a key contributor to the development of blues, opening the doors for more Black female artists in the music industry. Listen to Mamie’s recording of ‘Crazy Blues’ by clicking the link in our bio.

Who would have thought that in 2020 face masks wou

Who would have thought that in 2020 face masks would become the next fashion accessory?! Our students are loving our new Nexus ICA branded FaceMasks. 👌🏻

We asked one of our current students, Abbie, what

We asked one of our current students, Abbie, what it was like returning to Nexus ICA after the national lockdown. “Nexus ICA continued to make me feel a part of this community by providing as much in person teaching, worship and general companionship as possible and safe at this time. It’s so evident that us as students and our well-being are at the top of the priority list!” #TransformEverything #BeWhoYouWereCreatedToBe

October is Black History Month in the UK. Each wee

October is Black History Month in the UK. Each week we are taking a closer look at the life of a different Black pioneer who has made an impact on music, theology or worship. This week’s highlight is choir director, music producer and songwriter Kurt Carr. After Rev. James Cleveland heard his amazing talent during the Gospel Music Workshop of America, his career changed forever. With over 20 years of experience in the Gospel world, Kurt Carr has delivered some of the most recognizable gospel songs in recent history. Our Nexus ICA Gospel choir has performed several Kurt Carr songs and his track ‘For Every Mountain’ holds a special place in our hearts. Go to the link in our bio to watch the Nexus ICA gospel choir perform the song ‘For Every Mountain’.

Our second year students had their first band perf

Our second year students had their first band performances of the new academic year. Well done to you all! 🕺🏼

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