Following her departure from A&M, Childs was signed by DGC Records, a subsidiary of Geffen Records. She then released her third album, "The Woman's Boat", in 1994. The album's emphasis on femininity and womanhood was framed by the opening track "Womb" and the closing track "Death". Cameos on the album from Peter Gabriel, Robert Fripp, and Zap Mama echoed the world beat of her earlier albums. "The Woman's Boat" featured more programming and computer-based textures than the previous two albums, notably "Welcome to the World" and the single "Lay Down Your Pain", and it contains some darker tracks such as "Predator" and "I Just Want Affection", mixed with mellow highlights "Long Time Coming" and "I Met a Man" (featuring Peter Gabriel). While the album did not elicit a lot of reviewer response, "Q" magazine described it as "epic" in its scope. Although she was nominated for another Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Performance, the album sold poorly, and Childs was again left without a recording label. According to Soundscan, "The Woman's Boat" has sold 66,000 units in the U.S. since its release in 1994 up until 2006. A music video was produced for the song "Welcome To The World".