E-Unique run Music and media workshops and mentoring for young people; giving support to those with young people and individuals with disabilities to provide an inclusive environment. Their integrated workshops have a friendly and fun atmosphere where young people can reach their full potential.

“Eugenia Unique (now E-Unique) came about because my name is different and also I am unique myself. I have so much passion for disabled people to go into the industry they want, in the music world. I wanted to put my political side onto the music spin. I always wanted to do music, I always looked up to Stevie Wonder and I thought, you know what? If he could do it, so can I.”
“This is the whole point because they face a lot of barriers. A lot of critics don’t believe in disabled artists: a lot of images about sex selling, about looking a certain way. And I just thought: ‘You’re so negative!’.
“I just wanted to design a project for them and get them the right bookings, the right management team, the right songwriters to work with and also people mentoring them through the process to get to that stage.
“I wanted to teach the music world what they need. This is part of Eugenia Unique: to do campaigning and also to do workshops, so people can relate to Eugenia Unique. And also seeing that I’m there, that I’m a voice for them and don’t be scared because I’m there to fill in the gap that other managers couldn’t.”

Director: Eugenia Bertin