“Can You Hear Me” by KULI & Laurentius - Music With a Message
“Can You Hear Me” by KULI & Laurentius is more than a track. It’s a message, a movement, and a milestone for two artists who know hearing damage firsthand. Created as the official soundtrack for World Hearing Day 2025, this emotional and energetic anthem reminds us all that music is for everyone, regardless of hearing ability.
Both artists live with hearing disabilities, making this project not just deeply personal but a call for greater awareness, research, and accessibility in music and society. Through the beat, they are amplifying voices that often go unheard.
And the message is resonating. Over 10,000 streams already and growing!
We are incredibly grateful for the support from so many who have helped bring this story to life.
A big thank-you to NOS Radio 1 for giving KULI & Laurentius the space to share their message live on air. If you missed the interview, you can listen to it here.
Shoutout to Earline Magazine, RTV Focus Zwolle, and Doof.nl for highlighting the song!
Every mention helps reach new ears and remind people that hearing loss doesn't mean disconnection.
Special thanks to Oorfonds for championing the track as part of their World Hearing Day campaign.
All proceeds go to Oorfonds to support research, education, and a future without hearing loss.
Let’s keep this momentum going. Add “Can You Hear Me” to your playlists, send it to someone who needs to hear it, and help us show the world that music is, and always will be, for everyone.
Every stream makes a difference. Let’s groove with a purpose💛
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I gave “Can You Hear Me” a listen after seeing this post, and I really liked the balance between the upbeat production and the meaning behind the lyrics. It’s the kind of song that makes you pause for a second instead of just becoming background noise while doing dishes. I’ve been exploring more music with a message lately, and even checking spotify reviews sometimes helps me discover how listeners react to different releases. This one definitely stayed with me.