EARTH DAY 2025: OVER 30 GLOBAL ARTISTS RELEASE NEW MUSIC FEATURING THE SOUNDS OF NATURE TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION

INCLUDING:
YANN TIERSEN | ARMAAN MALIK | RAVEENA | SYML | AMELIE LENS
FRANC MOODY | I. JORDAN | STEVE ANGELLO | ROSA WALTON

MARKING ONE YEAR SINCE THE LAUNCH OF SOUNDS RIGHT, AN INITIATIVE TO RECOGNISE THE VALUE OF NATURE AND RAISE FUNDS FOR CONSERVATION

OVER 11 MILLION PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD HAVE LISTENED TO NATURE AND DIRECTED ROYALTIES TO FRONTLINE CONSERVATION

In celebration of Earth Day, over 30 acclaimed artists from around the world are today releasing brand-new music infused with the sounds of nature - from rainforest wildlife and crashing waves to the sounds of glaciers, moths and antelopes. These tracks are part of Sounds Right, a groundbreaking initiative that made Nature an official artist on streaming platforms - with royalties from every play funding global conservation efforts. The new releases span a wide range of styles and geographies - from Indian pop and techno to classical and hip-hop - with contributors including Yann Tiersen, Armaan Malik, Steve Angello, Raveena, Maejor, George The Poet, Franc Moody, and more.

Following early success - over 11 million people engaged and $225,000 donated to conservation in the Tropical Andes - Sounds Right is now ramping up efforts with:

• Over $500,000 earmarked for global conservation
• New curated playlists celebrating ecosystems through music
• Local initiatives to deepen the bond between music fans and nature

London, 22 April 2025 - In celebration of Earth Day, over 30 acclaimed artists from across the globe have released new music infused with the sounds of nature - from birdsong and crashing waves to glaciers, moths, antelopes and rainforest wildlife. This unique collection of songs is released as part of Sounds Right, an initiative that made history by launching NATURE as an official artist on streaming platforms for the first time last year, highlighting its beauty to millions while generating significant royalties for global conservation.

The new tracks feature an eclectic mix of artists, including GRAMMY winners and rising stars across multiple genres. Breton musician and multi-instrumentalist Yann Tiersen, Indian pop sensation Armaan Malik, electronic powerhouse Steve Angello (Swedish House Mafia), Seattle indie-rocker SYML, and Indian-American singer-songwriter Raveena are among the key contributors. They are joined by artists such as Maejor, Rozzi, George The Poet, Rosa Walton, Penguin Cafe, Madame Gandhi, Franc Moody, and many more.

Representing countries including the UK, US, India, Japan, Colombia, Russia, Denmark, and Argentina, these artists span a diverse range of musical styles - from classical (Evgeny Grinko) and Indian pop (Armaan Malik) to hip-hop (KAM-BU) and techno (Amelie Lens). They follow in the footsteps of the likes of Brian Eno, Ellie Goulding, and Lykke Li, who have collaborated with NATURE previously. Each artist has taken a unique approach to incorporating nature into their work, using sounds recorded in forests, oceans, and urban green spaces. Some tracks feature field recordings from celebrated sound recordist Martyn Stewart and The Listening Planet, while others integrate the artists’ own environmental recordings, making each piece a deeply personal tribute to the natural world.