Introducing
Can music help flip the US House?
Download the ‘flip the House EP’ and help us leverage music to fund US House races.
Independent artists from across the country are lending their songs to the fight for Congress. They keep their publishing. Their royalties go to House races and ballot measures protecting reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy. Every download puts power back in our hands.
Luck makes music for the girls who refuse to shrink. “ALL THE GIRLS” is a rallying cry for every woman who’s been told to sit down and stay quiet. Follow @iamluck.
DJ Stussy — “BLACKER”
A singer, rapper, songwriter and producer from South Central Los Angeles, DJ Stussy blends hip-hop with social commentary. He started drumming in church at six, then taught himself piano, vocals and production, and that gospel grounding runs through his work. “BLACKER” is his signature anthem, a celebration of Black identity and a call to own your story. His catalog includes A Kid From South Central.
Atlanta’s Matilda Adu is a rising voice at the crossroads of R&B and Afrobeats. “OBINRIN,” Yoruba for “woman,” is her tribute to the power, beauty and strength of womanhood. It’s the perfect soundtrack for a fight over who gets to decide what happens to our bodies.
Neelam and singer Mariah Meshae team up on “THAT’S MY SIS,” an ode to the women who ride for each other. Sisterhood is the whole strategy: we protect each other, and we vote for each other.
