GIRLS GO GLOBAL

Girls Go Global is a team of female artists, songwriters, producers, and engineers from all over the world who collaborate virtually to make songs together. The group was started when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the music scene hard and many musicians found themselves unable to perform, go to the studio, or collaborate with each other.

 

During this time, several organizations for women in music, including She Is The Music and Girls Who Listen, took action to provide virtual conferences, masterclasses, and mentorship programs, allowing women from all over the world to continue learning and connecting with each other. This is how Xisca, a pop artist/songwriter based in Los Angeles, and Jolaubi, a triple threat artist (rapper/singer/dancer) based in Brooklyn, met and decided to make a space for women to not only connect with each other but to actually write and produce music together virtually.

 

Now, Girls Go Global is made up of several talented creators including Xisca, Jolaubi, Marisa Brown, a New York singer-songwriter living in Dublin, Ireland, Bunnie, an engineer, songwriter, and vocal producer from Seattle, and Fewie, a music producer, songwriter, and vocal producer born and raised in Brazil. The team's debut song, "Made To Run," was featured in Billboard and World Woman Hour.