The music

Recent releases

“Me Siento Alone” with Raqe

Me Siento Alone is Raqe’s brave story about her mental health journey. It was co-released for World Mental Health Day with a coalition of organizations, brands, influencers and political leaders who used the hashtag #MeSiento to collect stories from young people about their mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic and deliver them to political leaders in order to urge them to invest in mental health as a part of Covid-19 relief and recovery.

“Get Good” with SumOfUs

Get Good is an original song written by We Could Be Music songwriters and recorded by hundreds of SumOfUs members from around the world. SumOfUs is working to build stronger democracies by curbing the growing power of corporations. The song represents a personal commitment SumOfUs members to maintaining social distance, even when it’s hard, in order to set an example for the world’s corporate and political leaders.

“Cantemos en Casa” with Sara Curruchich

Cantemos en Casa is a music collection made by Central American songwriters, artists and producers in the early days of the Covid-19 crisis to help young kids (and their parents) stay on track with their schoolwork from home. The songs cover school subjects including math, social studies, English/Spanish vocabulary, as well as physical and mental health. The songs and videos have been made freely available to every education ministry in Latin America.

“El Año Viejo” with Yaco

A wildly-popular New Years tradition by Costa Rican-Cuban artist Yaco, El Año Viejo is a musical review of national and global events that made headlines in the passing year. For 2020’s edition, We Could Be Music partnered with Yaco to make the song the focal point of a “stay at home” social media campaign, as national lockdowns began in early March. The result was hundreds of people sharing their reasons to stay home on social media right at the point where it was still possible to flatten the curve of infection.