Strengthening and Saving Lives Through Music.
We believe music can, and must, play a central role in mental health — especially for our youth.
"The intersection between music, health, and healing is a critical effort for us... to save so many lives in this country."
Dr. Olajide Williams, MD, MS
Vice Dean of Community Health at Columbia University (VP&S),
physician & clinical neurologist
Our Story
Founded in 2019, We Are All Music began as a foundation committed to improving lives through music. Building on our years of research, experience, and collaborations, today we’re building a national movement to use music to address the mental health crisis. Our evolved mission is developing scalable, evidence-based programs and music-driven tools that are making an impact nationwide.
The Product
A first-of-its-kind toolkit for youth:
• Evidence based and co-created with mental health and music therapy experts.
• Tools for self-regulation, stress relief, emotional resilience
• Designed for use in schools, clinics and community orgs
Our Focus
• Who: Youth ages 12-24
• What: Brain/mental health
• How: Research, program development, public awareness
Backed by our Research White Paper
A Sound Approach: A Review of the Role of Music in Addressing our Mental Health Crisis
In partnership with Sounds of Saving and generously supported by Sweetwater
Music is a powerful and accessible tool to support youth mental health. Backed by neuroscience and clinical research, music can reduce stress, ease symptoms of depression and anxiety, strengthen emotional resilience, and foster real-world social connections.
"Music is... an emotional vest that I use to give me peace... for any mental health issues when I need to work through stuff in my life."
Isaiah Gregory, Age 17
President, Associated Student Congress of Baltimore City
Baltimore City Public Schools
