Coldplay, Sting, U2, Omara Portuondo & the late Ibrahim Ferrer
Re-Join Iconic Music Project Benefiting Artists Project Earth for Streaming
New York, NY – August 16, 2024 – The iconic music project Rhythms Del Mundo, featuring a Cuban re-imagination of Coldplay’s “Clocks,” U2’s “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” and Sting’s “Fragilidad,” is now available for streaming.
The EP also features legendary Cuban singers Omara Portuondo and the late Ibrahim Ferrer of the Buena Vista Social Club.
The project is in support of the environmental charity Artists Project Earth (APE).
All profits generated by APE from the EP will help fund effective projects and initiatives to combat climate change and provide relief from natural disasters. So far, the funds raised have been instrumental in supporting 350 initiatives focused on climate change and disaster relief.
A Better World Through Music and the Arts
New album
Earthwaves is about our interdependence with all life on land and in the sea.
Videos
Rhythms Del Mundo - When Doves Cry - Tribute to Prince (Modern Africa remix feat. Jazz Flowers).
Ed Sheeran - Bloodstream featuring Rhythms del Mundo. Ed Sheeran is drowning in plastic pollution! This remix of Ed Sheeran song Bloodstream featuring RDM features on the new album "Plastic Oceans"
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