Magdalena Moursy is a British-Egyptian creative producer from London, working across music, radio, live events and cultural content. Her work sits at the intersection of cultural programming, music discovery, storytelling and international project production, with a focus on community-building and cultural exchange.

Having lived in London and Los Angeles and worked across Asia, Africa, Europe and the United States, she has built a network of independent artists, organisers and cultural practitioners around the world. Her work spans grassroots music scenes, community-led initiatives, arts programming and audio storytelling, creating platforms for artists and underrepresented voices and connecting people and ideas across cultures.

Magdalena is currently Station Manager at Worldwide FM, the online radio station founded by Gilles Peterson, and Project Manager for Studio Monkey Shoulder, a global initiative supporting grassroots music communities. She also produces Brawnswood at We Out Here Festival, a collaboration between independent record label Brownswood Recordings and East London restaurant Brawn.

Her experience spans a wide range of cultural contexts and organisations. She has produced festivals and public programmes at Southbank Centre and curated the cultural programme at Second Home, including organising events with figures such as David Lynch as part of a pop-up pavilion in Los Angeles. Her international work collaborations have included travelling with sound systems through remote regions of India, launching community radio stations in Miami and producing compilation projects in Lagos celebrating Nigerian music heritage.

Alongside her production work, Magdalena has produced audio documentaries exploring community, history and cultural memory. Her documentary 40 Years On: Remembering the New Cross Fire won a Gold Award at the Charles Parker Prize in 2021.