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Headsoup
Headsoup’s LIFT Music, the movement-controlled music app, enables inclusive, engaging music-making through gestures.
About Headsoup
LIFT Music is the movement-controlled music app designed to make music creation accessible, engaging, and inclusive for everyone. By using simple arm movements to control and shape music in real time, LIFT stimulates cognitive engagement, encourages physical movement, and supports emotional expression without the need for musical training or expensive specialist equipment. Across schools, LIFT Music is widely used in SEND settings to support inclusive learning. It enables students of all abilities to take part in music lessons, helping with engagement, creativity, and emotional regulation, while fitting easily into existing lesson plans. In care homes, LIFT Music supports people living with dementia by encouraging gentle movement and cognitive stimulation. It creates meaningful moments of connection, helping residents stay active, engaged, and involved, whether in group sessions or one-to-one interactions. LIFT at Home, offers carers a simple, effective way to connect with those they support. It can be used in short sessions to encourage interaction, movement, and shared experiences. With a simple annual site licence and unlimited users and devices, LIFT Music provides a flexible, scalable way to deliver meaningful engagement through music across a wide range of settings. Visit our website to find out more.
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Presence & Recognition
Headsoup was selected as a finalist in the Digital Engagement category at the 2027 National Activity Awards.
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Presence & Recognition
Headsoup team, Kelly Mills, and Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust were selected as finalists at the NAPA National Activity Providers Association Awards in the Digital Engagement category for LIFT Music.
Reported by Stuart Grimshaw
Presence & Recognition
Headsoup delivered a LIFT Music session for Calm Connect at The Big Red Bus Club in Charlton on Saturday.
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