Toronto’s Honey Jam talent showcase has spawned a new album featuring both established stars and upcoming Canadian female urban artists.

Nelly Furtado is a biggest name on the compilation, which was put together by PhemPhat Productions and Universal Music Canada. A portion of the sales proceeds from the disc will be donated to YWCA Toronto, in keeping with Honey Jam’s tradition of supporting women’s charities.

The Honey Jams album will be released on July 17, while a concert featuring a number of independent artists from the record will take place at Toronto’s Mod Club on Aug. 12.

Here are the songs on Honey Jams:

Lady Sovereign — “Love Me Or Hate Me”
Keyshia Cole — “Love”
The Pussycat Dolls — “Stickwitu”
Tamia — “Can’t Get Enough”
Erykah Badu — “Back In The Day”
Cory Lee — “Ovaload”
Nelly Furtado — “I’m Like A Bird”
Brick & Lace — “Bust A Shot”
Shareefa — “Cry No More”
Cali — “If I Want To”
Denosh — “Have Fun”
SunShine State — “Day Job”
Jenna featuring Daetona — “Ohh”