This week's Music Box Session features Missile Smile with their original song How Are Ya? Missile Smile features students Fraiser and Jamie on guitars. Give them a follow on Instagram for their latest news! www.instagram.com/missilesmile Music Box Sessions is our weekly live session series showcasing the incredible range of music being made by Edinburgh College students. From solo performers and singer-songwriters to bands, classical ensembles and everything in between, each session is filmed and recorded in three takes in the Music Box. A new session drops every Friday live at 5 — follow along and discover what our students have been creating. #MusicBoxSessions #EdinburghCollege #ECMusic #StudentMusic #LiveSession

This week's Music Box Session features HND student Jaeki with lecturer Katrina performing Romance number 2 in F major, opus 50 , by Beethoven. The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features HND student Juan as part of FrancoJones and Taylor Wilson performing their version of Peces de Ciudad by Joaquin Sabina The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features Doolalie with their cover of The Lost Words Blessing by Spell Songs. Doolalie is made up of HND students Maisie, Lorna and Zoe, along with music graduates Eli and Jakub. The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features The World Before with their original song '_Shame_'. The World before is made up of current HND student Joan on keys with EC Music graduates Mateo and Michael on bass and guitar, as well as Xabier on drums and Rue on vocals and who also wrote the song's lyrics. Rue says “_Shame_ is a song that emerged out of a previous original called _Just A Little Bit_. We liked the overall structure and some parts of the melody, but something about how the song came together during live performances felt disjointed. We started by doubling the amount of time spent on each chord in the verse, resulting in the fitting suspension heard in the verses. The lyrics, penned by frontwoman Rue, are written from the perspective of her father. The first verse details Rue’s view on how she feels her dad related to his own father, and the second verse expands on how that father-son dynamic affects his current bond with her. _Shame_ is a song about the generational cycles that influence who we are, and speaks to the overwhelming pressure that can exist within family relationships. _Shame_ will be released as a full single later this summer. Keep up with The World Before @TheWorldBeforeBand The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features the Flute Ensemble lead by Katrina performing Trio No. 1, Op. 83 by James Hook. The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features UAL Level 3 student Ellie Tucker performing Malaga by Marco Fernandez. The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features Edinburgh College's Guitar, Bansuri & Ney Creative Ensemble. Students Scott, Liam, Finn and Ciaran make up the ensemble which is lead by guitar teacher Simon Thacker. They perform Todi Udaya which is a piece composed by the ensemble. The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.

This week's Music Box Session features HND2 student Joan Blasco performing 'Just The Two Of Us'. Joan says "I’ve recently started performing Just the Two of Us live, and I’m absolutely loving the freedom it gives me to explore, jam, and dive into improvisation. In this arrangement, I’ve wrote an instrumental intro and outro to really showcase the grand piano as instrumental. Throughout the piece, I keep the harmony mostly simple and open, which allows me to focus on delivering a more expressive and engaging vocal performance". The Music Box Sessions is our award winning, long running, weekly series highlighting the talent and creativity of students from Edinburgh College’s Music department. From classical ensembles to pop bands and solo artists, each performance is professionally filmed and recorded by lecturer Scott Hannah and learning assistant Sarah May. The sessions give students essential studio experience and a platform to share their music. Featuring a diverse range of genres, the sessions offer a glimpse into the vibrant music scene at the college. Be sure to check out new performances every Friday live at 5pm.