She sang on his 2006 album Unca Fibre, which garnered two Croatian Grammy Awards (aka 'Porin'). Aside from appearing on two of his records, including aforementioned album and Acoustic/Electric, Maya has joined him in extensive touring and television appearances throughout Europe. She has also collaborated with the album On je moj Bog, by Croatian musical group "Emanuel" and on album Veliki umovi 21. stoljeca, by band "Bolesna braca". Maya also participated in a live concert of Oliver Dragojevic in Pula Arena 2007. Maya sang with Peruvian American rapper Immortal Technique on the track Crimes of the Heart from the 2008 album The 3rd World. In response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Maya sang with emcee Cormega on his tribute song I Made A Difference. The song also featured Redman, The Revelations, and various other artists. She sings on the new Fitz and the Tantrums album Pickin' Up the Pieces. Maya's vocals are most prominently featured on the tracks Breakin' The Chains of Love and Winds of Change. The album has received critical acclaim and has reached No. 2 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart. Maya sang on the 2002 Norman Brown album [[Just Chillin'|Just Chillin''']]. The album won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album. Maya also collaborated with Jonathan Peters with the song Music. Acknowledgements Her song Make It Happen made it to No. 3 on the Billboard Dance chart. She was named "Best Alternative Artist" by AllHipHop.com. She won three awards including "Best Female Vocal" in the international competition for ABC Radio Network Fame Games Effigy Awards. She was nominated for "Best Female Vocalist of the Year" and "Album of the Year" at the Reader's Choice Soul Tracks Awards. The Network Journal's 13th Annual List of outstanding business, leadership, and community service recognized Maya in the "Top 40 Under Forty Achievement" award. Activism and human rights Maya has devoted a significant amount of her career to human rights participation. In 2006, Maya sang at the "Save Darfur: Rally to Stop Genocide" on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. in solidarity with Barack Obama, Paul Rusesabagina, George Clooney, Elie Wiesel and, numerous other performers, activists, and celebrities. Maya recently performed as a part of Marcus Miller's concert for Japanese tsunami relief. She sang alongside bassist Marcus Miller, keyboardist Robert Glasper, and rapper Q-Tip. She wrote two songs for the IFC documentary Lockdown USA, which examines the 1972 Rockefeller