What does a melting glacier sound like? Can a rainforest sing? And what happens when the last bird of its species hears a recording and tries to reply?

In this special live edition of the Drowned in Sound Podcast, recorded at Tallinn Music Week, host Sean Adams moderates a powerful conversation on music, ecology, and collective action. Joined by artists and innovators from the EarthSonic project, the panel explores how field recordings, plant biofeedback, and immersive sound can shift our understanding of the planet — and why that emotional shift matters.

From Brazil’s disappearing biodiversity to sound fossils in the Swiss Alps, this episode weaves together music, activism, and indigenous wisdom in an urgent yet hopeful conversation about art’s role in averting climate collapse.

Plus Ruth from In Place of War reveals their new project with Bicep in Greenland that launches in summer 2025.

Featured Guests & Projects:

• ⁠Natural Symphony (Joey Dean)⁠

Episode Highlights & Timestamps:

• 03:00 – Ruth Daniel on the origins of In Place of War and EarthSonic

Mentioned in the Episode:

• "The Last Scream" new release

• EarthSonic panel replay via the TMW.EE website

Join the Conversation:

• Drowned in Sound Community