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SUMIA's 'Stronger & Together': A Resounding Release for Change in Electronic Music
Renowned producer SUMIA turns philanthropist, rallying global artists for 'Stronger & Together', a special album aiding Turkish earthquake victims. This compassionate initiative underscores the ongoing need to support disaster-stricken children, marking a new chapter in SUMIA's impactful career.
Rising Star: SUMIA's Leap to International Prominence
Her career has been marked by a series of high-profile performances at clubs and festivals across multiple countries, making a name for herself on both local and international stages. Despite her years of work behind the scenes, SUMIA's rise to prominence was seemingly swift, driven by the release of her track 'Touch'. This dynamic EP found its place in the top ten of global charts and has been widely covered by various media outlets.
Music and Philanthropy: The 'Stronger & Together' Initiative
Adding another string to her bow, SUMIA has also established herself as a philanthropist. She organized a mixed album titled 'Stronger & Together' to raise funds for children in Turkey who had lost their homes and families to an earthquake. The album, which she described as 'my most special album,' saw participation from six international hard techno music artists, and the revenues were entirely donated to support the victims.
Creating Change: The 'Dark Room' and the Continued Commitment to Aid
Her most recent endeavor, a new track titled 'Dark Room', was released as part of the four-track VA compilation 'Stronger & Together' under her own record label, VOLX. With this release, SUMIA continues to use her music as a platform for change, providing aid to earthquake victims while enthralling her listeners with her captivating work.
UMIA Calls for Continued Support Through Compassionate Initiative: 'Stronger & Together' Album Aids Turkish Earthquake Victims
The producer's words about the initiative were poignant and reflect her deep compassion. 'We should remember the earthquake victims who still need our help and continue our donations and aids. I hope this donation album will help our children return to normal, albeit a little,' she said.
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