Internationally acclaimed singer, actress, and composer Ute Lemper is bringing a powerful message of unity, compassion, and global solidarity to audiences with “MOTHERS,” an ambitious multilingual peace project celebrating motherhood and the universal responsibility of protecting future generations.

Written and recorded over four years in Tasmania, the project introduces an artist unafraid to confront life's uncomfortable realities.

New Jersey-born pop singer-songwriter Aria Harms is embracing feminine rage and reclaiming personal power with her single, “R.I.P.,” a confrontational release examining manipulation, emotional independence, and the satisfaction of finally moving beyond a relationship that once held considerable influence.

Australian singer-songwriter Sophee Jean is preparing to introduce her distinctive approach to orchestral pop with the release of her debut single, “B&W.”

At just 17 years old, the Rapid City artist has already made her national television debut on NBC's The Voice as part of Team Adam, released her debut EP The RathCo, and continued building her identity as an independent artist.

Hamburg-based art-house pop duo IVY FLINDT return with their four-track EP SPHINX, a deeply personal collection exploring vulnerability, resilience, and the complicated emotions that shape human connection. Released November 13, the project features the new single “You Could Have Called Me” alongside previously released tracks “Welcome to L.A.,” “I Like The Weather,” and “What I Call Home.” Comprised of vocalist and songwriter Cate Martin and multi-instrumentalist Micha Holla

Minneapolis-based shock rock powerhouse Caster Volor is turning up the volume on rock ’n’ roll rebellion with their electrifying single and music video, “Hard R.”

New York jazz outfit Love, BB are bringing old-school jazz into some interesting territory with their new single and accompanying music video, “Idle Moments.”