Music has the ability to invoke a multitude of emotions within us all. Sometimes if we find ourselves feeling down  listening to an upbeat tune can help pull us out of a downward spiral, but unfortunately that isn't the case for everyone. During those moments it is organisations such as Mind that can help. Mind is an charitable organisation that relies on contributions to help them ensure every person that comes to them with any form of mental health issue get's the help and support they need and musician Aiden Hatfield is doing his part to help, not just by lifting peoples spirits with his music but by running the brand In Music We Trust. 50% of all profits from the brand goes to Mind so that they can continue their good work. 

To check out the online store and do your part to help go to www.inmusicwetrust.co.uk

And if you or anyone you know suffers from depression or other mental health isues, live in the UK and need some advice or someone to talk to you can contact mind at www.mind.org.uk

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