Sounds Right, which directs royalties generated from music incorporating nature sounds to conservation, offers a 50/50 royalty split between artists and causes. By Katie Bain Sounds Right, a ...

We may live without much thought of the complicated human-wrought infrastructure that makes our lives comfortable, convenient ...

Immerse yourself in a unique auditory experience with this 30-second video of piano music amidst nature. Perfect for summer ...

NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with the multi-instrumentalist James Bishop about how he transforms recordings of natural objects into music. When the musician James Bishop hiked a section of the Pacific ...

Even in a world of hyphenates, Jayda G is a rarity of mash-ups. By moving to her own beat, she encourages anyone within listening range to move to theirs. Jayda G, an in-demand DJ, also happens to be ...

The Museum for the United Nations’ UN Live has launched Sounds Right — a global music initiative that enables Nature to generate conservation funding from her own sounds. The initiative aims to spark ...

Bionic and the Wires is a band that makes music by turning the electrical activity of fungi into playable sounds.

Birds chirping in the forest, waves crashing in the ocean, and the sound of thunderstorms are some of nature's beloved symphonies. These sounds are inseparable from the human experience not only as ...

If you struggle to find the focus to accomplish whatever task is at hand, you may want to explore using audio as a way to help you concentrate. Now, we're not suggesting listening to catchy pop tunes, ...

What does nature’s song sound like? You might think burbling brooks, buzzing bees, chirping birds. But for creators at the forefront of experimental tech that lets them make music with mushrooms, ...

The Nature of Sound blends science, music, and storytelling to explore how sound works, where it comes from, and why it ...