Young, angry protest singers are facing more trouble than ever before when trying to get their message out. A somewhat apathetic public, strictly limited funds and a platform to release music all stand between them and social change through their anthems. Charities like Strummerville, set up by the family of Clash frontman Joe Strummer following his death, are trying to give young singers this platform, and give them the helping hand they need to change the world. Listen to our interview with Steve Mullen from the charity about the work they do.

Will J Richards