Das ist ein gutes Lied. Ich kann in der letzten Szene eines Films gegen Ende des Liedes auch einen Todesengel sehen, der auf ein Kind und seine Mutter zuläuft!!!!!!

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Nein, ich kann nicht, ich kann mir eine Gruppe zufällig ausgewählter Menschen vorstellen, die ein Kind anlächeln, während es von der Seite die Straße entlang geht😆🖖🥐

Funniest thing I can imagine a middle school class trapped in a school during ww3

funny thing ,i can picture a group of friends walk in to a forsest an watch a satanic rutrial from the tree line and they see them and the start running.

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me encanta tu musica, soy fan

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i love this silly lil egg guy 😭

I cant be the only one who hears the discord messaging sound, and also, AMAZING as always!

Я ВЛЮБЛЕНА В ЭТУ ПЕСНЮ

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alright, more artists need birds in their music

Check out Cameron Claire ice dance with the Stop the music tune 🤩

american dream literally

This feels like part of a story where the protagonist is on a journey and has an encounter with a group of pelicans. Like something out of a movie like Happy Feet or something.

bro the nostalgia is crazy

POV me finding D&D tunes.

I like mangroves

That's not a mangrove!

This song feels broken somehow

This song is really god and should be the opening song to the tv series “FROM” it just make so much sense

First time seeing the ad, but ordered a few bottles of the sauce about a year ago (and even paid extra to have it shipped over the pond!), and I just want to say two things: 1. It is a damn fine sauce. 2. All the love in this comment thread is for Cosmo, but my intro to the brothers was via Merlin's Entangled Life, my favorite mushroom book of all (and, yes, I own enough mushroom books to have favorites).

J'adore !

This song just came back to me on a forest walk with a bunch of other memories. Can't quite describe the mood i feel in the song, but it's definitely late spring-ish..

C'mon man, this needs more views. im very upset that it took me months to hear this after slamming the moss, pelicans we, wriggle, and the tardigrade song since drop... Nevertheless, today is a great day. im glad to have heard this, and I can't wait to share it with my friends!

The only crime this song has done was to be 1 minute long :(

Listened to this song after a particularly terrible trip that I had high hopes for. I have never identified with a Tardigrade more.

I always felt like the narrator of this song is a cult leader. That’s why the lyrics start out magical and wondrous and eventually become more sinister. The way I see it, the beginning of the song is the cult leader indoctrinating the listener, and the chorus is the cult leader detailing all the ways the cult will improve the listener’s life. As the song continues, the listener gradually starts to witness its more unsavory aspects as they are pulled deeper and deeper into the cult with each verse.

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Yippee i love ur songs sm im happy to see your merch ✨✨ :)))

The first time I listened to this, I thought it was 'feast with the plankton' instead of 'feast with abandon'. Didn't question it. It's Cosmo Sheldrake. Makes total sense.

"a girl talk to me", by JelloApocalypse this is the peace he found after achieving his goal.

In a groundbreaking move for legal and environmental history, the MOTH (More Than Human) Life Collective is submitting a petition to Ecuador’s copyright office to recognize the Los Cedros cloud-forest as the co-creator of a song titled "Song of the Cedars,” composed in collaboration with musician Cosmo Sheldrake, writer Robert Macfarlane, field mycologist Giuliana Furci, and legal scholar César Rodríguez-Garavito. This will be the first legal attempt to recognise an ecosystem’s moral authorship in the co- creation of a work of art. The petition proposes to extend the already established legal personhood of the Los Cedros Biological Reserve, recognized by Ecuador’s Constitutional Court in 2021, when it ruled in favour of cancelling mining permits in the reserve. The "Song of the Cedars" case is poised to take this recognition a step further, extending it into the creative domains. This action creates a legal path whereby the natural world is acknowledged as a vital creative force. The rights that the petition pursues for Los Cedros and the human co-creators are moral rights - that is, recognition of co-authorship - as opposed to economic rights over royalties. The song will be both available for free download and released on streaming platforms; any income generated through the latter will go directly to the recently established Los Cedros Fund for the protection of the cloud forest. The song has been released by MOTH Records, a label emerging from the MOTH Life Collective, which platforms music created in collaboration with the living world - a noisy, musical place with the power to change the way we think, feel and imagine. This legal case aims to disrupt traditional anthropocentric copyright frameworks by granting creative rights to a non-human natural entity. This is the first known attempt in any jurisdiction to establish the 'moral authorship' of an ecosystem as a co-creator in a work. The forest’s essence is embedded in the song -- an immersive musical experience that includes natural sounds such as Toucan barbets, echo-locating bats, Howler monkeys, crickets, rustling leaves and even a subterranean recording of the soil taken from the exact location where a new species of fungus was collected and described. These were recorded in the upper regions of Los Cedros in 2022, during an expedition organised by Robert Macfarlane as part of the fieldwork for his upcoming book about rivers and the rights of nature movement, Is A River Alive? (due to be published in May 2025). “Soundscapes of a specific ecosystem are unique, and the sum of all the sounds and noises can be thought of as the ‘voice’ of that place. In a healthy ecosystem, species evolved in such a way that they each communicate and vocalise without drowning each other out, leaving space for each other both in time and frequency creating a rich polyphony. This was both a huge source of inspiration and a large part of the song: the living voice of Los Cedros Forest,” says musician Cosmo Sheldrake. The submission of this petition marks a milestone in the evolving Rights of Nature movement, with the goal of extending moral rights to non-humans; in this case to an ecosystem. The right of “moral authorship” has thus far been recognized only in human creators. If the petition is denied, the MOTH Collective intends to bring this case to the Constitutional Court, in collaboration with Ecuadorian lawyers. The song is officially released on October 29th, during the COP16 in Cali, Colombia, where musician Cosmo Sheldrake will perform it at a joint 3F Initiative, MOTH and Fungi Foundation side event.

my sister asked to play this song at her funeral when she dies 😢

this is one of the few songs that calms my dog on car rides. thanks for that!

Came apon this randomly. Instant top 10 in my musuc folder

My KZbin recap says I'm in the top 0.2% of Cosmo's listeners :)

It’s giving elevator music vibes from the beginning???? I love this shit man

Bellísima canción! Thanks Cosmo, Guiliana, Robert and the beautiful Los Cedros Forest, that always amaze me,

god i would love to sing this in a full choir, its so self contained but the sound and the harmonies are so big

That color shift at the end is trippy

tardigrades are the best, when someone makes a song about them i feel so happy thank you they deserve this.

I know that a nautical theme isnt exactly shocking here, but i heavily associate this song with being on the boat at night, cruising our local marshes.

*Lyrics for anyone who wants to read/sing along :)* [Verse 1] (Corre río) Trees, speak in your leaves, please And streams, tell me your dreams (Fluye río) Trees, speak in your leaves, please And streams, tell me your dreams (Baja río) Trees, speak in your leaves, please And streams, tell me your dreams (Corre río) Trees, speak in your leaves, please And streams, tell me your dreams (Fluye río) [Verse 2] Birds, sing me your rhymes, please And stones, teach me your times (Baja río) Birds, sing me your rhymes, please And stones, teach me your times (Corre río) Birds, sing me your rhymes, please And stones, teach me your times (Fluye río) Birds, sing me your rhymes, please And stones, teach me your times (Baja río) [Verse 3] Earth, cover my limbs now And mould, thrive on my skin (Corre río) Earth, cover my limbs now And mould, thrive on my skin (Fluye río) Earth, cover my limbs now And mould, thrive on my skin (Baja río) Earth, cover my limbs now And mould, thrive on my skin [Bridge] Thrive on my skin Thrive on my skin [Verse 4] (Clouds) Clouds, deepen my sight, please (Corre río) (Storms) Storms, lend me your light (Fluye río) (Clouds) Clouds, deepen my sight, please (Baja río) (Storms) Storms, lend me your light (Corre río) [Verse 5] (Earth) Earth, cover my limbs now (Fluye río) (Mould) Mould, thrive on my skin (Baja río) (Earth) Earth, cover my limbs now (Corre río) (Mould) Mould, thrive on my skin [Outro] (Fluye río) (Baja río) (Corre río)

“More haste, less speed” run wrings right wrongs reference????

One of my top songs of all time! It flows so well!

I was mountain biking during this and when a big drop hit i was going over a 7 foot wide jump over a valley that was 12,000 feet above sea level

this is my favorite song by far it makes me feel something i never felt before