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| The World Album - International Artists Project | |
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| The World Album by artists born or raised in every country of the world. | |
| Released | July 2025 |
| Genre | Over 100 Music Genres & Over 100 Languages |
| Length | 12+ Hours |
| Label | KeepClear Records |
| Producer | Brandon Beckwith |
The World Album - International Artists Project
[edit]The World Album - International Artists Project is a music album that features artists born or raised in every country of the world. The 200-song album releases in July 2025 with over 100 music genres & over 100 languages.
The album & project include several music artists such as Marco Frisina from Vatican City, Queen Omega from Trinidad & Tobago, Mindy Meng Wang from China, Rawan Bin Hussain from Kuwait, Lidia Isac from Moldova, Drama T from Burundi, Sunny Boy from Namibia, Justin Wellington from Papua New Guinea, Mula Wahid from Afghanistan, Mi Sandi from Myanmar, Dana Ormanbaeva from Kazakhstan, Ariyan Chowdhury from Bangladesh, and several other music artists from across the globe.
Prior to The World Album, a prelude was released called, International Artists Project, Part 2, which featured music from artists born in 80% (157 countries) of the world & consisted of 104 music genres & 64 languages.
In addition to every country in the world recognized by the United Nations, The World Album also included artists born or raised in observer states & additional territories such as Vatican City, Palestine, Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau. Also, in the UK, there was an artist from Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales & England.
History
[edit]The concept for the project & world album originated in Amsterdam, Netherlands by Brandon Beckwith. Artists were allowed to keep full ownership of their music, 100% of their royalties, and were encouraged they use half towards philanthropy in their home country or anywhere on Earth. Beckwith launched the project on June 11, 2023 & traveled to 30 countries to find music artists & build an A&R team. It took 14 months for Beckwith & his team to complete the artist search & an additional 9 months to finish production of The World Album. The selection process required artists to have been either born or raised in their respective countries. Along the way, in-person artist gatherings were held & all artists were connected in a community group channel where they could share their music & culture with each other.
Production & Distribution
[edit]Over 200 artists participated in The World Album from every country in the world, contributing either newly created songs or previously released songs. In addition, some artists teamed up to collaborate on their contributions. The album is distributed by the music label, KeepClear Records through Symphonic Distribution.
Release
[edit]The World Album - International Artists Project releases in July 2025.
References
[edit]- ^ Юлия Абрамова (November 15, 2024). "Abai's song "Boyy Bulgan" was included in the world album of the International Artists Project". NUR.KZ. Ravno Do Dna. Retrieved March 30, 2025.
- ^ Izvor: CdM (November 16, 2024). "Nina Petković predstavlja Crnu Goru na albumu "International Artists Project"". CdM. Retrieved March 30, 2025.
- ^ Zadnje Objave (November 15, 2024). "Mary May na svjetskom glazbenom projektu 'International Artists Project, Part 2'". Ravno Do Dna (in Croatian). Ravno Do Dna. Retrieved March 30, 2025.
- ^ Adria (2024-11-16). "Nina Petković predstavlja Crnu Goru na albumu "International Artists Project"". Adria (in Serbian). Adria TV. Retrieved 2025-03-30.