Release date:
09/11/2026
Catalogue number:
ES011
Listen to the brand new Flow album, featuring female artists from ten different nationalities around the world focused around one element: water.
90% of climate disasters are water-related, but water is rarely at the centre of climate talks.
Flow tells the stories of water and women worldwide, putting Amazonian, Indigenous, migrant, trans women and women of colour at the centre of the environmental dialogue and transcending borders through music.
With artists including Maxine Peake, Charlotte Church, OneDa, Keila, Bebé, Néfur, Valdis, Karina Ramage, Pelkkä Poutanen, Sohini Alam, Birna, Madame Gandhi, Jaloo and Nadine Shah, the album travels through folk, electronic music, tecnobrega, Bengali folk, spoken word and experimental sounds, offering an incredible range of musical traditions, genres, languages and perspectives.
"I am so honoured to be part of Flow. I really love the work that IPOW do, I love how generatively they work and how they support places of war and hardship. I am honoured to be a part of this with other women who honour water and other nature around the world. I have a very deep and precious relationship with the water and anything I can do to sing us back into balance with the waters of earth, I am here for." - Charlotte Church on Flow
“To be part of the Flow Project is an honour, a responsibility, and a sacred calling. For me, as a musician, it is not only about sharing sound, but about entering a global dialogue where rhythm, melody, and spirit stand alongside policy, science, and action.
“Water is the ubiquitous teacher that shapes my art. She carries an infinite rhythm of her own; sometimes gentle, sometimes fierce, always vital. To play in her honour is to remember that music itself flows like water: cleansing, healing, connecting. My intent is to remind audiences that our survival depends on protecting this rhythm. To upset it is to risk consequences far beyond imagination.” - Shingai
