When independence doesn’t mean you have to do it alone.
CREATIVE PARTNERSHIP
The Boyce L. Ansley School
These projects embody greaterWE’s ethos of service, sustainability, and shared ownership, demonstrating how we can facilitate creative, purpose-driven collaborations that benefit artists, communities, and partner organizations alike. It’s a clear example of how greaterWE brings its values to life by supporting ethical, cross-sector partnerships that create lasting impact.
WORK OF ART
SONGWRITING PROGRAM + FUNDRAISER SINGLE
Work of Art is the culmination of a 12 Week Songwriting Program led by singer-songwriter Chad Price in partnership with greaterWE and The Boyce L. Ansley School, a tuition-free school in Atlanta serving children who have experienced homelessness.
Over the course of the program, Chad worked directly with students in grades 3-5 to explore songwriting as a form of emotional expression, storytelling, and healing. Together, they wrote the lyrics, shaped the melody, and recorded the vocals — with students not only contributing to the writing, but also singing on the final recording.
The result is Work of Art: a song about imperfection, resilience, and learning to find strength in your story. It reflects the students’ voices both literally and figuratively, and stands as a powerful piece of creative work they helped bring into the world.
OVER THE COURSE OF THE PROJECT, WE:
Launched a 12-week collaborative songwriting program with Ansley students
Authored and implemented a proprietary arts education curriculum
Wrote, recorded, produced, and released original song “Work of Art” (May 22, 2025)
Structured collaborative ownership model (75% master / 80% publishing retained by Ansley)
Established long-term distribution and royalty collection infrastructure
Streaming and licensing proceeds flow directly to support school operations
Helped contribute to over $1M raised through associated gala and showcase efforts
DRUMLINE PROGRAM
PARTNERSHIP WITH SPIRIT OF ATLANTA
Launched with Spirit of Atlanta and led by Marcus Hawkins, this winter drumline ensemble is the first step toward a long-term, school-wide music initiative — built on early funding, real instruments, and mentorship from Atlanta-area music students.
OVERVIEW:
Partnered with Spirit of Atlanta (World Class Drum & Bugle Corps)
Secured $10,000 startup funding to launch a winter drumline ensemble
Program led by Marcus Hawkins, with mentorship support from Atlanta-area music students
Initial investment in instruments and equipment to establish sustainable in-house program
Designed as the first step toward a long-term, school-wide music initiative
ARTIST RE-ENTRY AND RECLAMATION
Juliet
Two singles to mark her return. What it looks like when an artist gets to build on her own terms, in public.
THE ONE WHO SEES
SEPTEMBER 11, 2025
A reintroduction grounded in vulnerability and clarity. Marked Juliet’s return to independent artistry — reclaiming authorship, ownership, and narrative control.
All of the proceeds for The One Who Sees (Extended) will go to NGOs like HUMANITE, working with children and displaced people in vulnerable situations around the world.
NATIVE TONGUE
NOVEMBER 13, 2025
A bold cultural statement exploring identity, exile, and global solidarity. Accompanied by a music video filmed in Palestine, signaling greaterWE’s commitment to values-driven storytelling and courageous creative expression.
MEMOIR + COMPANION ALBUM
COMING SOON
A Scattering of Stars
In the sounds, words, and images that comprise A Scattering Of Stars, Juliet is charting a course that remains as surprising as it is inspiring. One gets the sense that she has committed herself to boldly exploring every corner of human experience and feeling, inviting others into the adventure. In her writing and on these recordings (mixed and mastered by 2x Grammy Award-winning engineer Glenn Barratt), Juliet’s voice remains as striking and incandescent as ever – a guiding star – as the pages turn, songs stream, and waves of visual imagery unfurl across her universe.
