How can the music industry foster discussions around climate without blame or cancel culture?

With over two decades in the music industry, Eli Goldstein, one-half of the acclaimed DJ/production duo Soul Clap, stands as a versatile force, wearing multiple hats in the vast realms of music.

Leveraging his artist platform for advocacy, Eli passionately contributes to industry initiatives focused on climate and diversity, including notable endeavors like DJs For Climate Action, Give A Beat, and The Looplab.

Join us in this insightful exploration as Eli takes us on a journey that transcends music, discussing how artists can be catalysts for positive change in the climate conversation.

➤ In today's episode, we uncover:

✅ Why touring should be regenerative and not extractive

✅ Which industry stakeholders are the most resistant to change

✅ The unhealthy impact streaming has on the planet

✅ How artist's teams play a vital role in reducing climate impact

✅ The non-negotiable habits artists can embrace to succeed

"There's a more sustainable path for the planet, the environment, climate, and artists' mental and physical well-being. The current approach is unsustainable on multiple levels." - Eli Goldstein

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➤ Credits:

Audio: Infinite Being ft Deepak Chopra - N1NJA (unreleased)

Producer: Farah Nanji

Co-Producer: Maahika Singh

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