JULIAN MORELLO TO LAUNCH CHARITY FOUNDATION
‘The Studio60 employee announces the official launch of his own charity foundation in order to help create a better cultural and social environment locally, nationally and eventually across the globe. Culture Uncut is the first with the inside information!’



The Studio60 Records employee, record producer, songwriter and talent scout ‘Julian Morello’ has today released initial plans to launch his own charity foundation, starting off with an initial launch in his hometown of Berklee, California and ambitiously aims to have a long lasting effect on the future generations in both a social and cultural aspect the globe over. The producer and songwriter has already worked with a number of artists in the music industry that include the likes of Alicia Lena, The Stat Nerds, Riot! In The Boulevard and Luke Striker as well as many more as an employee of Studio60 Records since early 2011. He has also been entrusted and praised with the smooth running of a major music festival in the form of Field Trip Festival and has been slowly building a positive reputation as a positive ambassador for the music industry as a whole throughout the previous year.

The twenty-five year old California native has been quietly involved with a large number of charities in recent times and is said to have been inspired through their own individual works to have already long begun planning the evolution of his own charity foundation tentatively titled; ‘Founding for Futures’. It will be based in his hometown of Berklee, California initially but the results will see development in cities all through the United States and eventually worldwide in a similar vein to charity foundations like Unicef.
The initial plan is to raise money, something that will planned to do so with the help of the music industry, benefit concerts and charity albums are key ingredients to raising money for the foundation, alongside other opportunities that include sponsoring events and the possibility of hosting a star studded music tour, the foundation could also rely on the support of fellow musicians with Julian expected to use his own links within the industry to give the foundation a well-known presence on the global map and it’s thought that support is already strong from the label that he currently works with ‘Studio60’ with many more expected to show their support to the cause.

The cause is simple, this is what Julian had to say in a brief statement, “You hear it wherever you go, people saying that they aren’t proud of the current generation or that they worry about the next generation and that is a basis for ‘Founding for Futures’. It’s an attempt to give the youth of the world the sort of tools to help them with a bright and enthusiastic future in all walks of life. This isn’t a foundation to get young musicians into the industry, It would be great if that could happen through the support of the charity. But it’s a foundation to help young people have a positive future worldwide, this will manifest in financial support to the education of children, to give them an opportunity to find an outlet and discover what it is that they have a passion for as well as educating them fully. I know from my experience that I didn’t realize what I wanted to do with my life until I had already started college, it’s important to help people find their passion at the earliest stage of their life and help support that.

It will also be important to educate children and young adults in a social and emotional aspect, to realize that there is a world outside of their bedrooms just waiting to be discovered and also an importance of love and kindness that is severely lacking in the world. It’s important to realize that we’re all in this together and that should be something that is made clear to future generations, it’s better to love than to hate and I believe that many problems facing the world currently would be less severe if previous generations were encouraged in this view. This isn’t a religious view, it’s a human and social view. It’s important for people to support and love each other regardless of differences, embrace the differences and uniqueness between all of us and make the future all about ambition and love rather than doom and gloom. It’s a basic manifesto but it’s an important one and I think if we can implement this in a large way and actually see the results then I think that in itself would be a huge achievement.”

More information regarding the launch of the charity is expected to become clear in due course, with an official launch of the charity being planned in the coming weeks which is reported to include performances and speeches from a number of industry figures that will be lending their name to the cause. So there you have the plans for ‘Founding for Futures’, we here at Culture Uncut are already supporting the cause, the question is, will you?