Multi-platinum, two-time Grammy Award winner, Billboard chart topping artist Jason Mraz has collaborated with Rebecca Jade, Miki Vale and Veronica May to release “Bad Wolves”.

The song is a dark yet inspiring protest against the “bad wolves” running the country, furthering systems of oppression and racism in the US. The song, by Pacific Records

Multi-platinum, two-time Grammy Award winner, Billboard chart topping artist Jason Mraz has collaborated with Rebecca Jade, Miki Vale and Veronica May to release “Bad Wolves”.

The song is a dark yet inspiring protest against the “bad wolves” running the country, furthering systems of oppression and racism in the US. The song, by Pacific Records artist Rebecca Jade, and accompanying music video prominently feature Jason Mraz, alongside fellow recording artists Miki Vale & Veronica May.

“On and on throughout history art has aided in the enlightenment and transformation of humanity. Today, I am proud to participate with my fellow artists VMay, RJade, MVale, to help amplify the optimism & education needed to combat systemic racism in America. Bad Wolves is more than a song. It’s a 4 dimensional experience of music, poetry, visual art, and dance. It’s a virtual march for peace. A call for change - calling out injustices when we see them, while signaling the silent to wake up. It’s not political. It’s ethical.” -Jason Mraz

"Bad Wolves, to me, is about perspective, and a rally cry for the acknowledgement of racial injustice and police brutality, while calling out the blind eye of the unaffected ~ in musical form."- Rebecca Jade

The single will be released on DSPs including Spotify and Apple Music worldwide on Tuesday October 13th. Proceeds from “Bad Wolves” will be donated to black owned non-profit organization “Bay Vista” who’s mission is to help serve the needs of the Black community.

“Black Lives Matter. I’m proud to have played a small role in getting this important song into the world at a time where our country needs to hear it more than ever. The time for change is now.” -Brian Witkin