A reggae-infused outcry, "LOUDER" confronts the issue of female genital mutilation with a blend of defiance and hope characteristic of the genre. LOUDER takes the listener from the shadows of tradition to the light of empowerment, using the music's spirit of rebellion to underscore a plea for change. The song amplifies the voices of affected women, breaking the silence, and culminating as a vibrant declaration of individual worth and collective liberation, transforming personal pain into a global call for women's rights and dignity.

What can my heart do? is a song that invites us to ask ourselves, to look around us, to look at the natural disasters, the inequalities, the oppression, the war, the children. It is a call to rethink our message, to reflect. As musicians, to sing that message. It was composed by the Argentine Angeles Mendoza, as a copla of her folklore, in Spanish language. Australian singer Floyd Thursby is called upon to take the message to the world.

Senya is a song composed and arranged by an argentinian musician with lyrics written in two different african languages (Ewè and Wolof) by two different artist who also sing in the music. Following this year main subject SOCIAL CHANGE, the lyrics and also the music are focused on the fundamental need for a paradigm shift from the point of view of understanding the majority of modern societies that relegate the human being in order to benefit the laws of the market and the excessive accumulation of power and money. Senya means "Hear me".