Mission
Soul power is a non profit production company and educational resource, Spreading love and healing the soul through arts advocacy, education and production technologies. Our Mission is to provide communities with the opportunity to engage in music creatively, educationally, and sustainably.
Goals
Not only do we want to function as a production company providing services for live events and recording sessions at a subsidized price, we also want to contribute to the Lowcountry artistic community.
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Improve arts advocacy and education while Uniting separated genres and art cultures in the low country
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Reach out to other communities to pool artistic resources and build musical community centers
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Create programs that invigorate charleston music scene and provide insight to cultural heritage and environmental preservation
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Provide safe community rehearsal, recording spaces, as well as educational resources to build artistic foundations with youth
Sounds of Universal Love Power
Cody Dixon | Founder
Our Story
Soul Power Productions is a non-profit production company and international organization that strives to bring creative, artistic, and technological resources to Charleston communities lacking in arts advocacy and education. Founded in 2017 by Cody Dixon and many local musicians, artists, students, and business owners, Soul Power was formed with the sole purpose of bringing educational and career oriented opportunities to children and students interested in the arts who wouldn’t otherwise be able to pursue an artistic career.
A partner with Awendaw Green’s non profit project swamp sessions led by Danielle Howle, Soul Power has a diverse group of inherited workshops, retreats, and programs designed to invigorate Charleston’s eclectic art scene as well as provide a positive safe space for people of all ages to find their passion for the arts.
Soul Power’s debut annual outreach project of its own is called Building Blocks. After connecting with IQRA muslim bilingual academy in Dakar, Senegal Cody traveled there the summer of 2017 to teach music and production to the arts department of the academy. With over 5,000 dollars worth of Recording software, equipment and tools along with the wonderful staff of IQRA we were able to leave a sizable impact on the school and community. Kids are more engaged in the music program and have a space to sing and create. Now the space is used for recording and streaming a web radio show to highlight the kids and their work. After a successful trip and studio build in Dakar, Senegal for IQRA Bilingual Muslim Academy Soul Power has set their sights on the Low-country communities and schools.