Liaison Music is a Brussels-based platform supporting queer newcomers and musicians with forced migration backgrounds,
supporting artists continue their practice, build independence and find space within Belgium’s music scene.

The platform currently brings together 15 artists based across different Belgian cities, spanning DJs, singers, producers, electronic
musicians and classical performers. Liaison runs rehearsal spaces at Globe Aroma in central Brussels, JES in Molenbeek and Saint Jazz in
 St-Josse, giving members access to equipment, creative space and opportunities to develop their work.

Beyond rehearsal rooms, Liaison connects artists with bookings, cultural organisations, events, partnerships, social media support and
informal learning opportunities. It also creates its own concerts, club nights and collaborative projects.

At its core, Liaison is about building a stronger network around queer migration: one where artists  can keep making music, become more
professionally independent and form lasting connections across the cultural sector. By creating these connections and opportunities

Liaison also works toward making the local music scene more accessible, inclusive and fair for artists who are too often excluded from it.