EarthSonic is a global project telling the story of climate change through music, working with indigenous communities, musicians, cultural organisers, scientists and climate activists and experts.

The project aims to distil big complicated data and reach young people’s hearts and minds, inspiring a clear call to action and unifying a movement to stop climate change.

Artists

Reworking the sounds collected by scientists of climate change, through changing whale song and the sounds of receding glaciers into pieces of music.

Who is this for

Our engagement across the EarthSonic programmes are aimed at young people between the ages of 11 and 30 years old.

It is proven that young people have a strong capacity to change their behaviors, more than any other demographic. Our EarthSonic programme aims to reach those young people through music, cool and relevant artists and big, unique, ambitious performances and world firsts.

We are making a programme that resonates with young people, designed with them, for them.

The climate crisis is fueled by the constant growth of capitalism and the industrial-military complex in our world. Capitalism has prioritised economic growth at the expense of environmental sustainability, and the industrial-military complex further exacerbates this by driving resource-intensive production and perpetuating a culture of consumption and waste. Together, these systems amplify greenhouse gas emission, exploit natural resources, and hinder efforts to address climate change effectively.

Through our youth led climate advocacy program, we provide individuals and community groups with the tools to drive meaningful systemic change. Through our work with grassroots organisations we explore how we can influence leaders and policy makers to make systemic change.

Concerts streamed from

Disappearing spaces

2024

Russell Glacier

Be an EarthSonic Champion

2025

River in brazil

Be an EarthSonic Champion

2026

frozen sea, finland

Be an EarthSonic Champion

Themes

2024

Earth

2025

Water

2026

Fire

2027

Air

Impact

Projecting to engage 250 million people in the next 4 years in climate action and behaviour change. We aim to inspire a movement, which belongs to those young people. We are working with academics from the sociology and psychology of music, ethnomusicology, environmental psychology, disease ecology and global health policy across seven global institutions to measure the impact of this programme, which can then be used as a blueprint for advocacy and change.

Measuring the Impact

We are working with academics from the sociology and psychology of music, ethnomusicology, environmental psychology, disease ecology and global health policy across seven global institutions to measure the impact of this programme, which can then be used as a blueprint for advocacy and change.

This is being done in collaboration with Dr. Susan O’Shea, Manchester Metropolitan University.

measuring impact

Measuring the Impact

Be the Change

Take Action

How can you help? Start with the 6 acts.

EarthSonic Champions

Check out our EarthSonic Champions, leading the charge of our climate movement.

Challenges

Welcome to our challenges page, where every action you take brings you closer to unlocking exclusive content. Engage with our community and earn points by completing a series of rewarding challenges. You can follow us on Instagram, sign up to our newsletter, like us on Facebook, and refer your friends to join in on the journey.

Each challenge you complete can earn you a number of points. Reach a total of 100 points in order to get a sneak peek into our Sound Archive! You’ll be able to access a curated playlist of sounds of the earth and climate change recorded by scientists, nature and sound recordists, indigenous communities, and others around the world.

20 Points

Sign to our Newsletter

30 Points

Refer a Friend

20 Points

Earn Points

Earth Sonic Studio

Window of hope

Window of hope

Earthsonic

Window of hope

EarthSonic engages global communities in a unified movement to combat climate change.

EarthSonic engages global communities in a unified movement to combat climate change.

EarthSonic engages global communities in a unified movement to combat climate change.

Artists

Reworking the sounds collected by scientists of climate change, through changing whale song and the sounds of receding glaciers into pieces of music.

Who is this for

Concerts streamed from

Disappearing spaces

Themes

Measuring the Impact

Measuring the Impact

Our impactful work is made possible by the generous support of our dedicated partners.