Entropy

SHEBAD

Entropy · 2026

SHEBAD Turns Personal Struggle into Creative Expression on Entropy SHEBAD brings a deeply personal subject into its music with Entropy, the Canadian collective's second single from its upcoming sophomore album. Released on October 30, 2026, the track draws on singer Claire Voy's decade-long experience living with endometriosis, a chronic condition that has affected her physically and emotionally. For Voy, Entropy creates an opportunity to turn years of pain, medical trauma and uncertainty into creative expression. Formally diagnosed in 2026, she hopes the song will connect with others navigating chronic illness and the challenges of living in a body that can feel unpredictable. Its subject reaches beyond individual experience, opening a conversation around a condition that affects an estimated 190 million women worldwide. The song also introduces themes that will continue throughout SHEBAD's forthcoming album, including female and queer resilience, the emotional power of dance, and the importance of protecting creativity and humanity in an increasingly unstable world. Rather than separating personal experience from artistic expression, the project brings the two together as part of a wider exploration of strength and connection. Based in Guelph, Ontario, SHEBAD is led by Voy and multi-instrumentalist Ciccio Spagnolo. The band's musical identity draws from indie soul, jazz, fusion and funk, with live performances built around a five-piece arrangement, three-part vocal harmonies and frequent instrument changes. Following the release of Dancing Nonstop, Entropy offers a more personal perspective on the ideas shaping the group's next chapter. The upcoming album is scheduled for April 2, 2027, with SHEBAD continuing to explore how music can create space for honesty, resilience and shared experience.