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Illingworth Announces Single Supporting Conservation

Illingworth’s new single is accompanied by a video filmed in the Shropshire hills and will direct 50% of its royalties to nature conservation programs worldwide.

Cover art — rights belong to the owner
Cover art — rights belong to the owner

A video accompanies Illingworth’s new single, and it was filmed in the Shropshire hills last winter. Fifty percent of the new single’s royalty income will be transferred to nature conservation programs around the world. Illingworth stated that the song was inspired by travels in the Himalayas. The song includes a recording of women Illingworth met in the Himalayas.

Illingworth described the song as an angry lament. EarthPercent describes itself as the climate foundation of the music industry. More than 300 artists have partnered with the EarthPercent initiative. Contributions to EarthPercent can come from publishing, touring, merchandise revenue or special one-off projects.

Artists who have partnered with EarthPercent include Dry Cleaning, Imogen Heap, Death Cab for Cutie, Jarvis Cocker, The Weather Station and Modern Woman. EarthPercent has so far awarded $2.5 million in grants.

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