The Halluci Nation is a Canadian electronic music group, who blend instrumental hip hop, reggae, moombahton and dubstep-influenced dance music with elements of First Nations music, particularly vocal chanting and drumming.
Check out their youtube channel:
Our playlist of songs about issues concerning ANIMALS
A one-hour recording of an online class/interview with Anna Breytenbach (professional animal communicator), sharing insights into what Mother Nature is feeling and reflecting, as well as how to connect directly and sensitively with wildlife
Turning spirit into action. “Get Up, Stand Up” was apparently written in response to a visit to Haiti, when Bob saw the poverty of the island’s people.
A Song manufactured to go extinct unless it’s reproduced
https://endangeredsong.si.edu/
The Sustainable Jungle Podcast is a mission driven show, focusing on solutions for the world’s sustainability and conservation challenges. Hosts talk with some of the most interesting and inspiring people working to future proof our planet.
Join internationally acclaimed acoustic ecologist, Gordon Hempton, as we listen to sunrise circle the globe, hear snow melt, whales sing and discover that the Earth is music, clear enough to hum all day. And let’s re-examine our widely held belief that the human ear evolved to hear human speech. We will listen to nature sounds that fit neatly into our peak hearing sensitivity (2 kHz-5 kHz) and speculate about the evolutionary consequences of detecting these sounds over great distances. During modern times with our global environmental crises is it enough to hear ourselves or must we, as a species still subject to the laws of survival, once again listen to what the Earth is telling us
Quiet Planet Essentials Video from Gordon Hempton on Vimeo.
“When you save quiet, you actually wind up saving everything else, too”
Most recently, acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton launched Quiet Parks International (QPI), a first-of-its-kind non-profit that aims to certify and preserve the Earth’s last natural soundscapes from humanity’s racket through “quiet tourism”.
