"Bold & Beautiful" is a celebration of Africa's global cultural impact, with vibrant rhythms and melodies embodying its rich diversity. It champions unity amidst diversity, reminding us of the strength found in celebrating differences. Through its infectious energy, it calls for solidarity, showcasing music's power to bridge divides and foster a world where diversity is celebrated as a source of strength.

Our song sheds light on a significant pressing social issue in our communities:[sexual assault & Rape]. We approached the topic through storytelling, focusing on a child's journey after being sexually abused by a guardian and then expelled from home. These cases are common in our communities, especially in rural areas, and often go unreported due to a lack of advocacy. We used our talents to provoke empathy in the listener, urging them to become advocates for change. Together, we say no to rape & child marriages. Let us create a safer world.

A lot of women feel silenced in their societies. They are made to feel small and like their opinions do not matter. Sing a song for women everywhere means “let’s speak up for gender equality for women all around the World”. This message is amplified by 4 female voices of Artists from 3 countries asking everyone to support women more and ignore the traditional expectations of women. This song also encourages these women to look beyond societal stereotypes and dig deeper to find their value, worth and strength. Their magic!

This is a song about the impact of social injustice during a person's formative years in relation to small acts of kindness (Little Drops of Love) that can make a difference in someone's life... An eclectic mix of world & jazz-pop performed by a unique singing voice, strong groove and cross rhythms.

Music has a remarkable ability to transcend cultural, linguistic, and social barriers: A powerful tool for social change and unity. Musicians have the opportunity to amplify marginalized voices, advocate for social justice, and inspire positive change. In "We Are," we endeavored and succeeded in bringing musicians from diverse cultures onto the same stage, each contributing from their own background and context. There were moments when communicating through music proved easier than discussing the music itself. "We are who we are for a reason."