Advocacy
The Resounding is where survivor voices will rise beyond the forest and into the world. In this branch of Voicelore, music will become a vessel for truth-telling, advocacy, and cultural change. Here, songs will not just be written—they will be released like echoes with purpose. Survivors may choose to share their stories through performances, recordings, campaigns, or classroom visits, using sound to awaken, challenge, and connect. Allies will be welcome to join the chorus—creating music that uplifts, supports, and stands beside survivors—always with care to follow rather than lead. Every note, every lyric, every offering will be part of a greater whole: a chorus shaped by survivor truth, carried by collective care, and released into the world where it can be heard, felt, and remembered.
Music Releases
We will support the release of singles, EPs, and albums that carry stories into the world like spells of truth. These works—created by survivors and allies alike—will cast light on what was silenced. Whether telling a personal story or expressing solidarity, each song will be shaped with care. Survivor voices will remain at the heart of this music, guiding its message.
Showcases & Tours
Survivors and allies will share their music through live and virtual performances designed to stir the air and awaken awareness. Whether telling a personal story or offering support, each voice will help carry truth into spaces where it has too often been denied—always with survivor experiences leading the way.
Soundtracks for Action
We will compose and license music for survivor-led films, stage works, podcasts, and PSAs—infusing each message with a sound that lingers. Whether created by survivors or allies, these pieces will give shape to stories that stir emotion, spark conversation, and challenge the narratives that allow harm to persist.
K–12 Presentations
We will visit schools with songs and stories that plant the seeds of empathy, respect, and consent. Survivors and allies alike will share music that speaks to both personal healing and collective responsibility. Through these visits, students will learn that their voices matter—and that care, courage, and connection can take many magical forms.
College Outreach
At universities, we will host gatherings where survivor voices are not just heard, but honored. Survivors and allies will share music and stories that blend message with meaning—offering students a chance to listen, reflect, and respond. These events will strengthen communities and conjure collective power for change.
Songs That Mobilize
We will release songs woven with purpose—compositions created by survivors and allies to accompany petitions, protests, and survivor-led campaigns. These works will echo through halls of power, bear witness to truth, and call for justice with every note—always guided by survivor leadership from small towns to the global stage.