When it comes to our planet and how we treat it, we often neglect how essential its well-being is to our existence.

 As climate change and the myriad of underlying issues become a mounting discussion in households

worldwide, the need for people to voice their concerns has arisen. Dear Mama Earth brings together

artist Toussaint Liberator and producer Brian McKenna to translate discussion about climate change into musical terms.

     Combining reggae with influences of both classic R&B and soul, Dear Mama Earth is a timely call to action that transcends

 languages and stands out equally for its lyrical poeticism and enchanting music. Herein McKenna fuses his vast talents

with Toussaint’s equally robust and silky smooth voice plus performances by some of NYC’s hottest young musicians.

Together Toussaint and McKenna have created a powerful and essential exposé about Earth’s climate with positive,

driving musical lines that remind listeners that there is still time to rectify the global climate crisis.

To help support change now, buy the album here — 10% of all album profits will be donated to the Sierra Club.

For more information about Dear Mama Earth, please visit dearmamaearth.org.

Upcoming Tour Dates: 

DME headlines Earth Day NYC ’13
April 21st, 4:30pm to 6pm
Free public concert, Union Square North

DME with Majora Carter eco-event at MIST Harlem
May 18th, 10pm to 12:30am
Purchase Tickets at www.myimagestudios.com.

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EARTH DAY PROGRAM NOTES:

Dear Mama Earth is an eco-conscious suite of Reggae & Soul music. Written and performed by artist Toussaint Liberator and producer Brian McKenna, DME is a call to action — to save our planet. Featuring NYC’s hottest young musicians and DJs as well as samples contributed by maestro Galt MacDermot, this cutting-edge musical adventure is not to be missed! www.dearmamaearth.org

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