Pearl Jam donate 54,000 dollars to protect forests in Latin America
Pearl Jam decided to offset CO2 emissions generated during their tours by funding a project aimed to protect forests in Latin America.
DeepDream, the first music video created with Google neural network
DeepDream, the first music video realised with a Google programme that uses artificial intelligence, is a disquieting dream.
Naomi Klein and her documentary on climate change
Naomi Klein’s essay has become an intense and touching documentary aimed to end capitalism, for the environment’s sake.
Borders, M.I.A.’s last video highlights the plight of refugees
Rapper M.I.A. released the video of her new song ‘Borders’ that talks about the refugees trying to cross the borders by any means.
COP21: artists united to make their voices heard in Paris
More than 300 artists signed an open letter in view of Paris COP21. These include Björk, David Bowie, Damon Albarn and the four members of Coldplay.
Symphony in D: the symphony orchestra with the sounds of Detroit
Symphony in D was composed by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and includes more than 15,000 sounds recorded and sent by the city’s community.
How world’s first 3D printed violin sounds
French musician and engineer Laurent Bernadac realises world’s first electric violin with a 3D printer.
Music after Paris attacks
Musicians from all over the world shared their messages of solidarity and grief after terrible Paris attacks.
The bamboo forest of Sagano has beautiful sounds that must be preserved
The sound of the bamboo forest of Sagano, Japan, entered the list of the top 100 sounds we must preserve compiled by the Japanese government.
Renata Flores, the indigenous musician who sings songs against discrimination in the Quechua language
14-year-old indigenous Peruvian Renata Flores sings a Michael Jackson cover in the Quechua language, becoming a symbol of the fight against racial discrimination.