EarthPercent presents Sing Wild Seeds

‘Discover how songwriting can help us envision new futures with "Sing Wild Seeds," a groundbreaking project by EarthPercent and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Inspired by Brian Eno, co-founder of EarthPercent, we're merging music and world-building to engage audiences and cross cultural boundaries.

EarthPercent has collaborated with artists and futurists to design unique ways of using music as a foresight tool. Now, we invite you to join us test our ideas in real time.

Dive into collective imagination and explore the possibilities of collaborative music-making to imagine the future realities together.

The session on 6 October will be led by Genevieve Dawson.

Genevieve Dawson

Genevieve is a songwriter-composer, performer and community music worker. Her debut album was championed by Guy Garvey and Tom Robinson, loved by BBC 6 Music and Jazz FM, and featured on the BBC Introducing mixtape. Her work explores love and grief through rich electro-acoustic textures, drawing comparisons to Feist, Fiona Apple and Joni Mitchell. In 2024 she wrote the music for A Child of Science at the Bristol Old Vic (***** The Times) and is releasing music with her duo project, Loa, produced by The Vernon Spring and out on Lima Limo Records. As a performer she has worked at Shakespeare’s Globe as a singer-actor, and plays in the band of Anna B Savage (City Slang). Beyond writing and performance Genevieve is a social justice facilitator and community music worker, and the founder-director of South East Queer Choir.  

instagram: @gdawsonmusic / www.genevievedawson.com 

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