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.

One half of Let’s Eat Grandma, Rosa Walton has released ‘This Isn’t It’. On the song, Rosa says:

“I chose the moth sounds because my Dad is a moth specialist – over the last few decades he’s seen the way the moth population is now in decline due to climate change. This project is a way we can give back to the environment, and I’m so happy to be a part of it.

Nature is one of the greatest sources of inspiration for music and it holds some of the most evocative sounds, there is quite a moving softness in the sounds moths make. This song about hope for many things and I’m picturing that feeling as being like the light that the moths are fluttering around, like a soft glow inside us. The moths have got a lot to say!”