Iconic Singer Alanis Morissette Releases New Remix Album Featuring Trans-Inclusive Female Artists

World famous musician Alanis Morissette made headlines back in July with the release of her first album in eight years and her ninth in total, Such Pretty Forks in the Road. She is now once again garnering attention with its follow-up remix EP, Such Pretty Forks in the Mix—released December 11th—which spotlights a lineup of trans-inclusive female producers. "Celebrating womxn today & every day," Morissette wrote on Twitter of the project.

Along with Epiphany Music, SPFITM was released in conjunction with UK-based HE.SHE.THEY, a creative hub championing inclusivity with their dance music events and releases. Additionally, a portion of the record's proceeds will be donated to Safe Place International, an organization that provides support to LGBTQ-identifying refugees in Turkey and Greece.

Standout reworks include Eris Drew's drum & bass-inspired twist on "Reckoning," MNDR's swirling house styling on "Sandbox Love," and Lauren Faith's lighthearted, folksy adaptation of "Smiling." Even more, all of the remixes make sure to place Morissette's haunting, expressive vocals front and center, further amplifying her lilting lyrics about mental health and addiction.