Music for Water is a campaign and movement that unites the power of music with the urgent need for clean water, sanitation, and hygiene in underserved communities. By streaming both water and music together, the campaign works to break down barriers to access and drive real change where it’s needed most.

Unlike traditional songs, Music for Water is a charitable movement that leverages music—the world’s universal language—to raise awareness of the global water crisis. Each participating artist becomes a voice for the unheard, helping women, girls, and their communities access clean water and build a path out of poverty.

Shawna Linzy

Shawna Linzy is a singer/songwriter and award-winning actress whose music has been featured in award-winning films and podcasts. Her song “Jesus” reached #1 on a global platform, while her inspirational releases “Let’s Ride” and “Let’s Ride 2” continue to resonate with audiences worldwide. Her collaboration “Silent Night” further showcased her artistry in new dimensions.

Her gift was first discovered by her mother at the age of three, and with her father’s dedication to training and developing her voice, she quickly emerged as a standout talent. That early foundation led to a full vocal scholarship, numerous competition wins, and the titles of Miss Arkansas Tech University and Miss Lake Dardanelle — achievements that propelled her to the Miss Arkansas Pageant, a stepping stone to Miss America. She went on to win the inaugural JB Dondolo international singing competition with her song “Live Love.”

Today, Shawna is a Voices for Change honoree and dynamic performer whose artistry spans stage and screen — most recently starring as a lead actress Off-Broadway. A recognized presence in media and a proven leader on and off stage, she continues to prove herself as one of the most gifted and distinctive artists of her generation.

G Souldier

Lacey “G Souldier” Turner is a multi-talented artist, filmmaker, author, journalist, and activist whose work continues to inspire audiences worldwide. Born and raised in St. Louis, he began his creative journey through poetry and music, eventually rising as a battle rapper known for sharp lyricism and commanding stage presence. His song Rescue You earned a nomination for Best Original Song at The Hollywood Music In Media Awards, further solidifying his place in music.

Beyond music, Lacey has written and directed over 16 impactful films, earning awards at multiple festivals and establishing himself as a visionary storyteller through his company, 4 Feet Off The Ground Productions. As an author, he penned ABHITA—a powerful book on bullying—and co-authored the #1 bestseller A Black Man’s Point of View: Mind, Body, and Soul from the Voices of Black Men. His journalism has appeared in The Narrative Matters and The St. Louis Argus, showcasing his versatility, from covering cultural stories to reporting NASCAR.

Lacey also connects with audiences through podcasting, hosting Pull Up The Curtain With G Souldier and UnCensor The Conversation. A humanitarian at heart, he serves on the advisory board of the JB Dondolo Organization. His latest album, The Weight Of My Name, is now streaming worldwide.