Grammy nominated Aloe Blacc has long been a voice for the people—a globally recognized singer, songwriter and changemaker whose music uplifts, empowers and unites. Best known for genre-defying anthems like the international smash “Wake Me Up” with Avicii, anthemic “The Man” and the timeless “I Need a Dollar”, Aloe continues to inspire through sound and purpose.

In 2024, he was honored as one of Worth Magazine’s Worthy 100, recognizing his influential work at the intersection of music and social impact.

Now, in 2025, Aloe Blacc returns with his most mission-driven work to date: a new full-length album titled Stand Together. Featuring standout singles “Don’t Go Alone” and “One Good Thing,” the album draws deep inspiration from real-life stories—those of nonprofit founders, humanitarians and everyday heroes dedicated to making lasting change in their communities. Stand Together is both a celebration and a call to action, with Aloe’s signature soul and sincerity woven into every note.

Following the album’s release, Aloe is back on the global stage, embarking on a sweeping tour across the U.S. and Europe. The run kicked off with a sold-out residency at New York’s legendary Blue Note and will continue spanning festivals and venues through October 2025.

This October also marks a milestone in Aloe’s career: the 15-year anniversary of his breakthrough album Good Things, and its iconic single “I Need a Dollar”—a song that remains a rallying cry for working people everywhere.

With powerful new music, renewed purpose and a voice as vital as ever, Aloe Blacc stands at the center of culture and conscience in 2025—reminding the world that one good song really can change everything.

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