Listen to Our Music & Grow Your Brain!

Everyone can benefit from listening to our music!

The single, Soul. Beat. Connection. teaches children the origins of DC’s Go-Go Rhythms and calls for community connection.

The single, Rhythm Grows Your Brain, is a lesson in brain science and teaches the importance of listening.

Listen To Our Music On Spotify

Soul. Beat. Connection.

Watch the music video for our kids’ go-go single, “Soul. Beat. Connection.”

Finding Rhythm: The Musical.

What Others Have To Say…

"Organic… phenomenal!!!"

Natalie Hopkinson | American University Professor, Author, Go-Go Scholar & Co-Founder of the #DontMuteDC movement
"Ageless… Full of color!"

Dior Ashley Brown | Emcee, Hip-Hop Artist, Founder of DC Music Summit
"BRAVO Excellent show. It was amazing. I'm so glad I came!"

Uncle Devin | The Children’s Drumcussionist, Host of WEE Nation
"Kudos to Finding Rhythm for using this unique artform of Go-Go music as a tool for cognitive development in children. I absolutely love the song Soul, Beat, Connection as it shares the factual narrative of the origins and evolution of DC Go-Go music. I am looking forward to hearing more music from Finding Rhythm."

Matt Miller (aka Swamp Guinee) | Musician, Educator, Founder of Crank Lukongo
"I want to commend Dr. Jessica on her incredible show Finding Rhythm, and her educational curriculum for DC Public Schools based in music and brain science. It is really powerful to show how rhythm can be a tool for children’s brain development and learning, and then to implement it in the classroom. As an educator and a mother, I just really want to thank you for what you are doing."

Dr. Bweikia Steen | Professor of Multicultural Education, George Mason University
"As an arts educator invested in providing my students with authentic cultural experiences, I really loved how your residency used Go-Go music as a way to ground children through an artistic connection to time, place, and local history. Exploring the neuroscience of music with these students also allowed them to better understand how art connects to the human brain on a deeper level, and how engaging in the artistic process - such as through music making - contributes to both creative and intellectual growth. Beyond the content, involving students in decision-making such as which instruments they played, how the music was arranged, and how to perform for the larger community gave them an invaluable sense of personal agency that can sometimes get lost in the rigidity of educational curricula."

Mindy | Elementary music teacher in Southeast DC