Platinum-selling singer, songwriter, producer, and activist Aloe Blacc has released his newest album, All Love Everything via BMG. Inspired by his family, the new album is shaped around Aloe not only as a husband, but his journey as a father. The result is a heartfelt, artistic synthesis of family, activism and perseverance that traverses the tender details that make up life and refuses to be pinned to one genre of music. All Love Everything is his first new album in seven years.

Said Aloe Blacc: “Rather than a genre, my music is about A.I.M.: affirmation, inspiration, and motivation. After so many opportunities to talk about my music and not feel comfortable saying, ‘I’m a pop artist’ or ‘I’m a folk artist,’ I had this realization. My songwriting genre is thematic.”

The chart-topping act – whose trademark vocals can be heard on the late Avicii's worldwide smash hits ‘Wake Me Up‘ and ‘SOS‘ – singed a new global recordings partnership with BMG earlier this year.

Blacc released his debut solo album Shine Through in 2006 and follow-up Good Things in 2010. Boosted by the global chart success of breakthrough hit ‘I Need a Dollar‘ – selected as the theme song to HBO’s How To Make It In America – Good Things reached Gold sales status in countries around the world. Made in collaboration with ground-breaking producers like Pharrell Williams, the artist’s third album, Lift Your Spirit, debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 albums chart, earning a Grammy Award nod for Best R&B Album. The hit single ‘The Man’ topped the charts in the UK and attained chart success in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.

Alongside prepping for his newest musical release, Aloe has been conducting some serious activism work: from police reform to mental health. He hosted virtual town halls, participated on panels to discuss BLM and police brutality in America and even started a series on his social media where he discusses trending topics in health, family and policy with experts in their fields. Aloe also partnered with media platform Behind The Rhyme to perform and speak at this year's Democratic National Convention pre-show alongside Barack Obama, Snoop Dogg, Rapsody, Black Thought, and Shaheem Reid.