In celebration of a decade of boundary-pushing sounds and inclusive community-building, the All Things Go: 10 Years charity compilation drops a standout track today: “Find Ur Ppl” by jasmine.4.t featuring Jacob Alon. The song is a poignant call to community, resilience, and chosen family, released ahead of the full compilation out November 7th, with all proceeds benefitting The Ally Coalition.
Crafted during a pivotal moment in her life, jasmine.4.t reveals that “Find Ur Ppl” was written in the early stages of her transition. It’s a deeply personal piece born in Manchester, where she found her community — notably Yulia Trot aka YBT, who offered jasmine a couch and space to embrace her womanhood for the first time. Yulia is now being held as a political prisoner — one of the Filton 24, accused of taking part in direct action against an Israeli weapons facility in the UK.
“This track is for her and for everyone seeking safety, identity, and solidarity,” says jasmine.4.t. “To now share it with Jacob Alon, someone whose voice and spirit resonate with everything this song stands for, is surreal. Their contribution brings a beauty and emotional depth that elevates the entire piece.”
Jacob Alon, a recent Mercury Prize nominee, brings an ethereal presence to the collaboration — their voice and lyricism threading seamlessly with jasmine’s delicate, earnest production. As two queer artists, this partnership embodies the track’s central message: find your people — and hold them close.
About the Compilation
“Find Ur Ppl” is one of 11 tracks on All Things Go: 10 Years, a commemorative and charitable release celebrating the artists and values the festival has championed since its inception. The tracklist boasts an impressive roster of collaborators, including Kesha + Orville Peck, Maren Morris, Maude Latour, Rachel Chinouriri, and more. The compilation will be released digitally and as a limited-edition vinyl and CD, with preorders already underway.
The album is a benefit project for The Ally Coalition, co-founded by Jack Antonoff and Rachel Antonoff, with a mission to support LGBTQ+ youth through community-focused campaigns and on-the-ground partnerships.
All Things Go, which began in D.C. and recently expanded to New York and Toronto, has earned a reputation for curating powerful female- and non-binary-led lineups. This year’s headliners included Doechii, Clairo, Kesha, Lucy Dacus, and Reneé Rapp, to name a few. With its growing presence and ongoing social initiatives, All Things Go is not just a music festival — it’s a movement.
jasmine.4.t and Jacob Alon: Artists to Watch
jasmine.4.t has steadily been carving out a sonic space that blends vulnerability, ambient textures, and radical honesty. Her debut, You Are The Morning, and its deluxe version dedicated to YBT, chronicle personal liberation and political awareness with equal gravity.
Jacob Alon, rising fast in the UK music scene, continues to garner acclaim for their haunting vocals and emotionally rich songwriting. Their inclusion on this track is more than a feature — it’s a statement.
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