Music company SonyBMG worked with communications group Livity on the Music 4 Good project. This gave young people the chance to work at Sony labels.
Following the pilot Sony has agreed to continue the scheme. And The Brit Trust, the charitable arm of industry body BPI, has also come on board.
Music 4 Good funds the wages of young people on internships at record labels, and pays for them to take an Open College Network course.
Round two of the scheme will involve 12 young people, who will get a chance to work on Sony labels, and for independent labels using in the BPI funding.
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