Across the music industry, companies are thinking about how they can reduce their impact on the environment, and thus contribute to tackling the climate emergency. Podcast ‘Sounds Like A Plan’ is one of the useful resources that can help with those efforts.
It is returning for a second season of interviews, with guests to include artist and producer Brian Eno (who founded the EarthPercent initiative); artist Charlotte Church; Lauren Sullivan of climate/music activism organisation Reverb; and dance music organisation Clean Scene’s Eilidh Mclauglin.
Hosted by music journalist Greg Cochrane and artist (and Music Declares Emergency co-founder) Fay Milton, the first episode of series two launched this week.
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Through Music Ally’s internal marketing campaign tracking, we’ve recently discovered an interesting website by the…