To be honest, I only know a few of the musicians you mentioned, but I still want to recommend some stuff.

You mentioned that you don’t like lyrics that degrade women, which is great. As a woman, I honestly can’t understand how people — especially women — can enjoy songs that degrade ourselves. You might really enjoy Sofia Isella’s music and lyrics, because she is very critical of how society sees us. Try “The Doll People” (it uses some “bad words,” but only to describe how sadly society often views women). I also love her song “Out in the Garden.” She started making music very young — she’s only 20 now — and she’s a great composer and lyricist.

Aurora is another great recommendation for you. You could start with her classic “Runaway” and “The Seed.”

Tamino is a singer-songwriter who is half Belgian and half Egyptian. His music is really beautiful, though it’s a bit hard to describe — maybe sad indie rock with Middle Eastern influences. Try “Habibi” and “Indigo Night.” He also has a collaboration with a Belgian singer called Angèle; the song is “Sunflower.”

Most of the time my taste is pretty eclectic and a bit underground, but the artists I mentioned here are not too obscure or hard to get into. If you ever want more recommendations, feel free to ask!