Imagining Water, #14: Earth Guardian
Since he was only six, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez (first name pronounced Shoe-Teh-Caht), an 18 year-old indigenous environmental activist and hip-hop artist, has
Music
What Do We Want the Future to Sound Like?
The ClimateMusic Project, a San Francisco-based nonprofit collaboration between world-renowned scientists, world-class musicians and artists, and technology leaders, creates musical
I Walk Towards Myself: Traveling Around the iForest
“Aren’t you coming over?” The long-awaited moment had arrived early; I’d thought I had two more days. By now the
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How to Turn Music into Trees
Can music be a solution to climate change? Is it possible to turn music into trees? Can we sing humanity
Imagining Water #12: One Year Later
It is a full year since I began writing this monthly series on artists who are focusing on the topic
Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind – Hearing the Voices of the Future
When I was little and heard the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, I imagined hearing ghosts—muted wailing from hidden
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Music of Changes
I write and perform music that features the recorded voices of people speaking about their responses to climate change. When
Imagining Water, #7: 2-Minute Shower Songs
Music reflects the cultural mood of a society and, at the same time, is a powerful medium for promoting change
Kill Climate Deniers: What Happens When You Threaten Murder in the Title of Your Play?
In 2014, I wrote a play called Kill Climate Deniers. It’s the story of a group of eco-terrorists who take over
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The Evolution of an Eco-Musician
When I tell people I’m an eco-musician, they give one of two responses: knowing appreciation or a puzzled furrow proceeding