November 10, 2026
Thank you to everyone who participated in our recent June 16th EcoEcho Concert event hosted by California Academy of Sciences and Gardens of Golden Gate Park! If you were inspired by this event and are interested in participating in any of our future events please visit HERE. You can contact info@climatemusic.org if you are interested in a copy […]
More than 1,000 of the kids who sang on the Be Cool Song video are from Nigeria. We learned that many of the rural schools have no electricity. So, we decided to launch an effort to provide solar installations to provide lights, fans and computer access. We are thrilled that following a GoFundMe and outreach […]
Raine Stern performed “Feel it All” on Studio 3 LIVE with Iowa PBS. The full episode premiered on October 23, 2026 on Iowa PBS. Stream episodes via iowapbs.org or watch on YouTube HERE! IOWA PBS: “Raine Stern is a powerhouse vocalist and songwriter whose music fuses rock, pop and soul into emotionally driven performances. Known […]
On October 23rd we were very excited to share two ClimateMusic videos, a 10-minute excerpt from Climate and What If We? at Stanford Climate Week Eco Gala. More information: Stanford Climate Week Stanford Climate Week website :”In this highly interactive gala, art exhibition, and community mixer, attendees will explore multifaceted, expressive applications of environmentalism. Through a range of varied […]
October 27, 2026
Read the full article: https://www.baycs.org/post/soundtracks-of-survival-music-dance-and-the-environmental-crisis “Nowadays, art can be anything. Long gone are the times of Mozart and Van Gogh; welcome Tyler, the Creator and Banksy. Our cultural acceptance of different types of art is a good thing, but it also brings up questions about whether a piece is deserving of its audience. “Comedian,” an […]
December 3, 2025
Redefining Our Relationship To The Natural WorldThe climate crisis can be overwhelming. It’s easy to feel paralyzed. In our first EcoEcho concert of the 25/26 season, we explore not only technically feasible climate solutions, but also the opportunity to redefine our relationship to the natural world and the underlying assumptions that have brought us to […]
April 28, 2025
The I Wanna Be Cool music video will be shown every day at Earthx2025, a 5-day environmental conference in Dallas, TX | April 21-25, 2025. In 2023 the EarthX conference had 177,000 visitors hosted by nearly 400 exhibitors and sponsors. Pete Kronowitt @petethetroubadour and Brant Miller @brantnedmiller will be at the event to introduce the videl and will be performing the song along […]
We are very excited that one of our original compositions, “What if we?” by the amazing @copusmusic opened the International Ocean Film Festival on FRIDAY, APRIL 11, at the Cowell Theatre SF as a live performance. The piece was composed by Wendy Loomis with poetics by Royal Kent in collaboration with the ClimateMusic Project. Visit here for […]
February 26, 2025
Ten years ago this month we launched The ClimateMusic Project, and back then we could not have imagined how far and wide this journey would take us! Watch our 10 Year Anniversary Video on ur YouTube channel below. In the coming few months we’ll be heading to Florida, Texas, and Illinois for concerts and events, […]
Composed by Theodore Wiprud with soloist Elissa Cassini and visuals by Camilla Tassi, Violin Concerto No. 2: on the brink, explores the vicious cycles that have brought us to the brink and the virtuous cycles that could yet pull us back. You can watch the premiere of performed at The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, on the SDPB Specials. […]
With a community of 4 continents, over 2500 kids, award winning artists, team of passionate climate advocates and our newly released video produced by Emmy nominated Imaginary Forces. Our campaign will hype your talents on all of our social media accounts, community newsletters, and related climate networks! We know how much talent is out there and how […]
September 23, 2024
Music Declares Emergency US and The ClimateMusic Project Launch the Be Cool! Campaign to Inspire Climate Action, Mobilize Global Youth Featuring Jefferson Starship’s Cathy Richardson, singer/songwriter/activist AY Young, six-time Grammy nominee John McCutcheon, former Bob Dylan violinist Scarlet Rivera, and ‘The Voice’’s Raine Stern, plus over 2,500 youth from four continents. Watch the video HERE […]
June 8, 2024
Imagine you just recorded yourself singing a world changing song…Imagine thousands of singers from five continents doing the same…Imagine all those singers inspiring each other to take action…Now THAT would be even cooler than cool! Greetings fabulous Be Cool community!Allow me to introduce myself: My name is Sven, I’m a musician, writer, climate activist, and a new […]
Greetings BeCool! community! As the Be Cool! Campaign is gaining global momentum, we’re excited to showcase some of the inspiring work the participants are engaged in. Today we’d like to introduce you to Nigerian musicians and climate activists Esuku Idowu Aghogho (aka Climateman) and Nnaji Precious. Thanks to their organizing and directing, over 1000 kids in Nigeria have now been recorded singing on the Be Cool song! […]
Greetings BeCool! community! We are thrilled to report that there are now over 1200 kids (and a few big kids) from five continents and ten countries who have had their voices recorded singing “I wanna be cool”! How cool is that? Thanks to all of your efforts to organize and uplift these talented young artists, the Be Cool! Campaign is inspiring climate action through […]
June 11, 2023
Connecting our community to meaningful and accessible pathways to climate action is core to our work. Hot off the press are our new climate action toolkits, organized around four themes: ==>Start Conversations ==>Volunteer Your Passion ==>Vote + Push Changes ==>Guide For Youth Check them out here and drop us a line to let us know […]
February 20, 2023
We are taking a few months to focus on some winter housekeeping, stay tuned!
October 6, 2022
The premiere was held on October 11th, 2022 in conjunction with KQED Live in San Francisco.