The report label Nettwerk is launching a charitable arm referred to as Goodwerks, beginning with a brand new compilation benefitting abortion rights. Titled Damaged Glass, the singles sequence options Nettwerk artists protecting ’90s songs from or adjoining to the Lilith Truthful sphere, beginning right now with tunes from Miya Folick and Flower Face. The plan is to donate 50% of all proceeds from streams/downloads of those tracks to Maintain Our Clinics.

Folick, who lately launched the brand new album Roach, lined Annie Lennox’s “Strolling On Damaged Glass,” the observe that provides this venture its title. She has this to say about it:

It’s been one yr because the Dobbs determination and most or all abortions at the moment are banned in 14 states. These legal guidelines are violent, merciless, and mirror the deep imbalance of energy within the US that impacts us day by day. It makes me rage once I take into consideration how most individuals on this nation supported Roe V. Wade a yr in the past and proceed to assist it right now. We wish entry to abortions, however politics and an unconscionable lack of empathy stole that from us. Maintain Our Clinics is working to protect clinics in locations the place abortions are severely restricted and to develop entry in states the place abortions are authorized. I’m proud to be part of this compilation to assist their work.

“Strolling On Damaged Glass” felt like a becoming contribution to this venture. Taking away individuals’s rights to abortion entry is a shattering, a destruction. And, additionally, I lately found that Annie Lennox is the founding father of a world feminist group referred to as The Circle. An absolute badass.

Beneath, you’ll be able to hear Folick’s cowl of “Strolling On Damaged Glass” in addition to a tackle Alanis Morissette’s “You Oughta Know” by Flower Face, each within the type of Pop-Up Video-style music movies.

The songs can be found for buy right here.