All We Need Is Love, Paris & Paul McCartney
Just 2 days after Louie would witness his work projected upon the Vatican in Rome, he would make a statement of Love in Paris at the COP21 UN Climate Change Conference, following an address by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
New York Daily News called it the “We Are the World” of global warming.
Former Beatle Paul McCartney and an eclectic crew that includes Colbie Caillat and Natasha Bedingfield urge viewers to save the planet in a new music video for “Love Song to the Earth,” a climate change charity single billed as “the first song that earns royalties for Earth.”
The song’s impact is reinforced visually with Louie’s vast arsenal of magnificent vistas, lush forests and stunning footage of nature reminding us to protect that which we love.
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Love Song to the Earth
The star-studded production, which also features voices from the unseen Jon Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow and Fergie, premiered this month at the Paris climate change summit and will donate sales proceeds to the environmental nonprofit Friends of the Earth and the UN Foundation.
The Love Song’s creators and Apple are donating every penny that the song earns.
Every time the song is purchased, streamed, or shared, the royalties go directly towards the efforts of Friends of the Earth to keep fossil fuels in the ground and lower carbon emissions, and to the work of the U.N. Foundation to inspire international action on climate change.
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Louie Schwartzberg accompanied Jerry Cope, the director of the song and music video, and Jamaican singer Sean Paul at a press interaction at the Climate Conference in Paris on Thursday, the second to last day of the Summit. 190 Countries from all around the world were there to see the premiere.
“Looking down from up on the moon, you’re a tiny blue marble,” the group sings. “Who’d have thought the ground we stand on could be so fragile?”
Such a wonderful song ,listen and feel it.
This is such a gift to put into the world. Inspiring…
Thank you very inspiring. Love the Earth.
Thank you. Reminding us all how Fragile we are, is the true Gift…
Our world, our mother, our life.