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“Karmageddon” slices through the clamour of modern life, exposing the stark realities of political and social division, media manipulation, corporate greed and public apathy.

It sparks a conversation on the challenges we all face, urging a space for expression without the chokehold of cancel culture. This track is a bold critique that sarcastically exposes how society cheers on its own destruction in a world obsessed with profit and division.

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The controversy surrounding “Karmageddon” has already become real for Iyah, after her manager ended their contract over a lyric in the song that Iyah refuses to change.

“I won’t dilute my art and what I believe in. No chance. These lyrics are from a real and deep part of me and if it means being polarising then so be it. I’ll do it on my own if I have to.”

Iyah’s unique duality life as an artist and also a qualified doctor (her ‘side hustle’) allows her to tap into a world of healing and unapologetic expression.

Originally from a tiny rainforest village in Australia’s Far North Queensland/ Ngunbay, raised by her mother and older sisters of Dutch, Pacific Islander, and Filipino heritage, Iyah May discovered her talent for songwriting and music while researching HIV in New York as a broke but bold medical student. A chance ride in an NYPD car to rapper Shaggy’s house where she ate his hummus and performed a cover song, sparked the start of her solo artist career.

At its heart, this song is a call for us to confront our divides and join forces to rebuild and heal. “Karmageddon” is the first track off an exciting upcoming EP.

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Follow IYAH MAY
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AMNPLIFY – DB