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Ryan Bauer-Walsh created the world's First LGBTQ Lullaby album and was shortlisted for a grammy nomination.

Here is a breakdown of tracks: https://playbill.com/article/track-by-track-breakdown-ryan-bauer-walsh-marc-shaiman-dionne-mcclain-freeney-more-on-writing-lgbtq-lullabies

It was distributed by the now defunct Broadway Records.

It contains a company of creatives that all identify as LGBTQ and one Ally, Broadway actress, Marissa Rosen. Marc Shaiman wrote the final track for the album.

All the proceeds go to the Ali Forney Center in perpetuity. 2806:2F0:5141:F522:B130:8B89:77B6:550D (talk) 17:44, 18 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]