School children on the Isle of Man have been given an insight into how the music industry works.
Four musicians from Northern Ireland have been on the Island over the last four days for a number of community events.
The singer songwriters visited a host of primary and secondary schools to talk to pupils about the music process - Katie Richardson was one of them:
Musician Stephen Macartney says it's important to show children where the musical process starts:
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