SAVENATURE_ 

 

Commitment to environmental issues has led JOYCUT to participate in many sustainability green projects and campaigns. From writing the anthem Clean Planet, composed as a testament to Mother Nature's rights, to recording  at studios completely powered by solar panels, JOYCUT recycle and up-cycle all sorts of materials and machines as part of its setup. “We use only mater-bi and biophan for the packaging, and water based inks and vegetable glues for printing.” JOYCUT works towards reducing its environmental impact as much as possible.

Nature has always been at the heart of our philosophy, because it inspires us conceptually during our musical research and exploration.”

“The Plastic Whale” is not the title of a fairy tale_
Nor is “Healthy Planet” the title of an essay_
The point is that “humans”, when they do not see or read their "name" involved in the processes of reality, tend to be disillusioned, to be enchanted, tend to be indifferent_

Climate Change is not problematic if it is considered as an acquired adaptation by the biological system to exist and preserve itself_

It is a cataclysm for mankind; which is finally at least taking the first step naming it “Climate Crisis”_ 

But this is a Crisis for Humans, this is Our Crisis, because WE risk Mass Extinction_

Our attempt is to re-write in music the scream of this unreasonable times and the voice of our violated nature_

We are glad to support Earth Percent in “the mission to give direct and meaningful support to those at the forefront of climate justice while reducing our impact on the planet”_


We have been doing this since 2009, through contents, messages, daily practices and the counter- current and uneconomic choice of producing everything related to our JOYCUT World with maximum attention to the use of recycled papers, vegetable glues, water inks, cottons organic, eco rider and severe ethical selection of places where we perform and partners with whom we collaborate_

“Human use, population, and technology have reached that certain stage where mother Earth no longer accepts our presence with silence.”
The Dalai Lama