Live Events
EarthSonic Live will be composed of groundbreaking events that uniquely blend the realms of music-making and climate activism, aimed at fostering an understanding of how individuals can collaborate with nature, and one another, to narrate the stories of our planet.
By participating in various music industry events, including conferences, installations, and interactive presentations, as well as showcasing a carbon-free record label, EarthSonic Live aims to illustrate the profound connection between music and environmental stewardship. Our goal is to demonstrate how music-making and climate activism can be harmoniously intertwined, inspiring people to work together in telling the compelling stories of our world, and inspiring action.
EARTHSONIC ICELAND LAUNCH
MUSIC, CLIMATE ACTION AND CHANGE
Music has a power unlike any other to unite people around making change. The science is there, but people are not engaging. New music movements aim to inspire action and systemic change. Whether it be working with the sounds of nature, or using natural resources to make music - these music initiatives aim to do just that. Hear from a range of music projects and organisations who are telling the story of our planet and climate change, and those affected by it across the world and why it’s important and why it has to be told now. Time is running out and we call on music to be the answer.
With: Sigtryggur Baldursson, Jakob Frímann Magnússon, Ruth Daniel (EarthSonic), Gudmundur Isfeld (Thermal Beets Records), Nis Bøgvad (Act in Synch), Thor Magnusson (Intelligent Instruments Lab), Sally Ranney (Global Climate Activist and Climate Philanthropist)
SICILY MUSIC WEEK
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN MUSIC, BEST PRACTICES FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
The SDGs are not just numbers and icons; they unite professionals in the music industry to share best practices. From Earth Percent to the Heroes festival, passing through Great Escape, music serves social responsibility. with: Sarah Williams (Palestinian Music Expo / CEO impel publishing / Earth Percent), Ottavia Ortolani (Communication and Advocacy Project Manager), Sarah Parisio (Music Innovation Hub), Gianni Zichichi (We Green You), Stephen Budd (Great Escape-MMF), Vanessa Rosano (Legambiente), Ruth Daniel (In Place of War-remote) moderator: Silvia Danielli Billboard