TSYF SOUNDWAVES

Let’s collaborate to make sustainabilitya movement, not just a moment.

May 16, 2026
Swee Lee Clarke Quay
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What is TSYF SOUNDWAVES

TSYF Soundwaves is a youth-led charity initiative by EB Impact, in partnership with Swee Lee Singapore, that harnesses the power of music to advance social inclusion, mental wellbeing, and climate awareness among young people. We welcome more partners to join us in this first-of-its-kind programme in Singapore.

Launching in May 2026 at Swee Lee’s Clarke Quay flagship store, the inaugural programme will bring together emerging artists, youths from diverse backgrounds, and the wider community for an inclusive dialogue and collaborative music experience. Designed as a safe and creative space, Soundwaves centres youth voices—particularly those navigating climate anxiety and social pressures—through facilitated conversations and artistic expression.

The programme will explore the intersection of sustainability, mental health, and community resilience, culminating in a collective call to action where participants commit to tangible steps in their own lives. By amplifying underrepresented perspectives and fostering peer connection, Soundwaves aims to build a stronger sense of agency, belonging, and shared purpose.

As part of The Sustainability Youth Festival 2026 – supported by Singapore’s Ministry of Sustainability and Environment and a broad ecosystem of partners – Soundwaves contributes to a growing regional movement that empowers young people to shape a more just and sustainable future. By combining music, storytelling, and advocacy, TSYF Soundwaves aligns with global efforts to use creative expression as a catalyst for social change, bridging divides and enabling youth to be heard, supported, and mobilised.

Meet the speakers

A diverse lineup of changemakers, artists and thought leaders sharing stories and ideas at the intersection of music, sustainability and social impact.

Jessica Cheam

Founder and CEO, Eco-Business

Rupak George

Music producer and education

Benjamin Kheng

Artist, musician, and actor

Genevieve Toh

Singer-songwriter and voice coach

Gerald Wong

Executive Director, EB Impact

What's happening?

Explore the day’s programme, connect with changemakers, and be part of the movement for a more sustainable future.

3:30 pm

Registration

4:00 pm

Welcome remarks by EB Impact and Swee Lee Singapore

Gerald Wong
Executive Director, EB Impact
4:15pm

Dialogue session: Harnessing music to advance social inclusion, mental wellbeing, and climate action among society

Rupak George
Music producer and education
Genevieve Toh
Singer-songwriter and voice coach
5:00pm

Shared music performance and community jam with special guest

Benjamin Kheng
Artist, musician, and actor
6:00pm

Closing remarks and networking after

Where music meets purpose

Bepart of a movement for a more sustainable and inclusive tomorrow.

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