Michael D. Monroe

The April lineup is anchored by the “Ne Tirez Pas / Don’t Shoot” heavyweight tee, a stark and necessary piece that references the 1982 Lebanon War with a modern urgency that feels visceral in today’s geopolitical climate. This same ethos of resistance and remembrance flows through the “Nablus’ Olives” and “Jenin’s Pomegranates” tees, which celebrate the indigenous agricultural heritage of Palestine through sophisticated, illustrative design.

That shift has made her more intentional. “I ask myself what a project is actually saying, who it centers, what it reinforces,” she says. “I’m not interested in just being on screen.” Before acting fully took over, Price was a dancer on Glee, a background that still shapes how she works. “Dance taught me how to be present in my body,” she says. That awareness keeps her grounded when acting starts to get too internal.

That focus is paying off globally. Audiomack now consistently tops music app charts in dozens of countries, including 21 markets across Africa on both the App Store and Google Play. Rather than parachuting into regions with a one-size-fits-all approach, the platform has built deep, authentic connections with local scenes, supporting them through regional charts, localized editorial coverage, and discovery tools that surface emerging sounds before they break worldwide.