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A journey into the world of Colombian musician, Leon Octavio Osorno who is fighting against the rules of ‘Kanibbalia’ with music, poetry and his vision of ‘Villamaga’.

Buli, rapper and healer, embarks on a journey towards Lesotho to ask her dead mother her father’s name and meet the ‘dragon of the river’ to end her apprenticeship as a shaman…

23 people, 20 bikes, 10 instruments, a load of sound equipment, a few tents, a film camera, reclaimed wood for the stage and a field in Wales are the perfect ingredients for a pedal powered gig at a festival. The sun came out, the band hooked up their instruments, people began to pedal and the music began to play.

Korean pop band 2am sings “Lets Go Green Together” for the 2012 IUCN World Conservation Congress, taking place in Jeju from 6-15 September.

Stand by for Plug Out Boy. Created by the brilliant and brilliantly-named animator Ricky Martin, Plug Out Boy is a boy on a non-power trip to Plug Out everything that shouldn’t be on. That he is a line drawing on post-it notes sticking to walls shouldn’t obscure the fact that he is a hero we should all try and be like.

‘I still havn’t found what I’m looking for’ – The artists on APE’s Rhythms del Mundo album fully support the record as a show of commitment to the music and to the cause that it endorses.

Coldplay supports Artists Project Earth. APE aims to create a better world by bringing the power of music and the arts to 21st century challenges. It supports effective projects and awareness raising initiatives to combat climate change and raises funds for natural disaster relief.

During the Rock in Rio concert in Lisbon, Finnish band Apocalyptica calls on people to sign the Greenpeace Energy Revolution.

Best of green.tv – This video Launched green.tv’s music channel with Swedish producer and DJ, Eric Prydz and his remix of Pink Floyd’s ‘Another Brick in the Wall’. Green.tv interviewed Dan Morrell from climate change charity Global Cool who consulted on the video.

Tom Jarvis from Reverend and the Makers talks about the Cyclotron Benton guitar he took to Glastonbury 2008. Cyclotron guitars are not made from endangered hardwoods they’re made from recycled plastics. You can buy them at Ethical Superstore.