Vocal Orchestra, to headline at the International Beatbox Convention. The original group consisted of a cappella ensemble The Swingle Singers alongside beatboxers MC Zani, Bellatrix and Neil Thomas. The group was created in 6 weeks, with their debut performance selling out before the group had even met. The process was recorded by filmmaker Colette McWilliams. Her documentary, The Beatbox Choir, was awarded Best Documentary at the OS International Film Festival, and included in the official selection at the D Reel International Film Festival, Australia. In 2012 the film was made freely available on SK Shlomo's website. After the initial process in 2007, SK Shlomo adapted the line-up of the Vocal Orchestra to comprise eight people to tour at festivals. Music festivals SK Shlomo has performed at festivals including Montreux Jazz Festival, Glastonbury, Bestival, Wilderness Festival and Lovebox. At The Big Chill festival he appeared as a guest of Nightmares on Wax in 2006, with his Vocal Orchestra in 2007, as a guest of the Mighty Boosh in 2008, as a collaborator with Hexstatic in 2009, and as a solo performer in 2010. SK Shlomo has performed at every Glastonbury Festival since 2005. At Glastonbury in 2007, SK Shlomo performed as part of Africa Express and beatboxed on a live version of A Message to You, Rudy accompanying Terry Hall and Lynval Golding from The Specials with Damon Albarn on piano. Emily Eavis then invited SK Shlomo to return to Glastonbury in 2008 to curate and perform in a special 2-hour "Music Through Unconventional Means" set, with a host of guests including Martha Wainwright, Ed Harcourt, DJ Yoda, Reverend and the Makers, Portico Quartet, Lemn Sissay, and Martina Topley Bird. At the 2009 Latitude Festival he collaborated with Jarvis Cocker as part of the Cape Farewell presentation, performing "Purple Haze". At Glastonbury in 2009 and 2010 he collaborated with vocal artist Imogen Heap and in 2011 with Ed Sheeran and Abandoman. In 2015 he created a Glastonbury drumming record with his guests Lily Allen and Rudimental. In 2015 SK Shlomo closed the Wilderness Festival with his Vocal Orchestra, the 50 strong Wilderness Orchestra and a 200 strong choir embedded in the audience. Work in education and charity work SK Shlomo founded the first Beatbox Academy in South London, teaches and speaks at educational conferences around the world, and continues to tour his acclaimed shows for kids. In 2008, SK Shlomo co-founded