The British-Syrian artist is best known for her electric live poetry performances, which Dazed magazine called “sensitive and revolutionary – always kind, always fierce”. She has headlined shows at such places as Royal Albert Hall and performed for the UN Women’s #HeForShe campaign. She’s also been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, ITV and VICE.”

The aim of the Girl Gang single / video was to bring women together in high vibes. Lisa says: “During the first Women’s March I blasted big tunes like Beyoncé’s Formation and Princess Nokia’s Tomboy through a moving sound system. We’ve been through a lot, and women are working so hard on building a better world, so the least we deserve is to dance through the uprising. The oomph of energy and the joy it brought to resistance during that protest is what inspired me to write this song.”

I created typography for the single artwork, designed the cover for the single and edited the music video that was released on International Women's day. The song is an inspirational feminist hip-hop anthem for modern sisterhood and the worldwide womxn’s movement.

The single artwork for "Girl Gang" by Lisa Luxx was created to capture the song's themes of sisterhood, solidarity, and the power of female friendship. The black background, symmetry, roughness, and finger prints on photos create a sense of intimacy and authenticity, while the use of grain for an aged feel adds a touch of nostalgia and history. The photobooth style images of Lisa and her friends, with different races and skin tones, represent the diversity and inclusivity of sisterhood.

The artwork is a powerful and visually appealing representation of the song's message, and it is sure to resonate with listeners who value the importance of female friendship and the strength of sisterhood.