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Turning the Tides is a music project by Australian artists calling for action to address the grave threats posed by climate change in a manner that respects all those who share our planet. Turning the Tide is an initiative of the Mineral Policy Institute in collaboration with the Rainforest Information Centre, Friends of the Earth Australia, Australian Student Environment Network, Australia Youth Climate Coalition, USYNC and UM Records.
The voices of traditional Aboriginal elders are interspersed amongst songs from leading Australian artists including Missy Higgins, John Butler, Ghostwriters, Lior and more.
The album features fresh material, some produced especially for the album from a range of Australia artists including Wolf and Cub, After The Fall, Good Buddha, Ben Fink, Watussi, Declan Kelly, Gelbison and more.
To support Turning the Tide go to the website www.turningthetide.com.au and become a backstage member to purchase the double CD for $30. Becoming a backstage member also allows you to download artists songs and be updated on Turning the Tide CD launches and promotions.
Check out Too Young To Vote a campaign of the Turning the Tide project.
The Turning The Tide CD compilation is available here now. It will also be in stores through MGM from 8th August.
Please help rally the voices to express our concern about climate change by telling your friends about Turning The Tide through the Utell page. For every mate that joins the Turning The Tide Backstage area you will get 5 CRed points to use in the CRed Xchange.
By joining our Backstage community you've become part of our voice for a living planet.
www.turningthetide.com.au
For more information please contact: TTTclimateaction[at]gmail.com
All proceeds from the sale of the CD will be going toward climate change campaigns.
For more information, please contact:
Techa Beaumont
Workphone: +61 2 9557 9019
Mobile: +61 409 318 406
Created: 25 Oct 2007 | Last updated: 25 Oct 2007
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