Steve Angello reclaims the future of eco-conscious music with four nature-infused remixes of ‘Darkness In Me’ for Earth Day — blending art, sound, and sustainability.
Earth Day Gets a Soundtrack from Steve Angello
Steve Angello reclaims the future of sonic innovation and environmental awareness with a stunning Earth Day tribute. In a unique collaboration with the Museum for the United Nations, the legendary producer has released four nature-inspired reinterpretations of his track ‘Darkness In Me’ alongside Modern Tales.
Nature Becomes the Featured Artist
This visionary project takes a poetic turn — each remix features ambient layers from real natural soundscapes, making weather and the environment co-creators. The four new versions are aptly titled:
- Skog (Forest)
- Regn (Rain)
- Vind (Wind)
- Åska (Thunder)
Each one highlights a unique element of Earth’s own voice, seamlessly merged with Angello’s emotional melodies and atmospheric production.
From Club Floors to Conservation
This isn’t just an artistic endeavor — it’s also a philanthropic one. Royalties from these releases are being donated directly to global conservation initiatives, reinforcing music’s power to impact both hearts and the planet.
By reducing the intensity of the original track, Angello brings focus to the subtle rhythms of the Earth. These versions don’t demand attention — they draw you in, slowly and deeply.
A Collaborative Effort for a Cause
Joining Angello in this mission are fellow artists like Amelie Lens, SYML, and I. JORDAN, all of whom have contributed eco-conscious versions of their music. This phase of the project places climate awareness at the center of creativity — a movement where the environment doesn’t just inspire the art, it becomes the art.
A New Rhythm for the Planet
Steve Angello reclaims the future not just through genre-defying production, but by using his global platform to elevate critical issues. These Earth Day remixes are both meditative and meaningful — a rare pairing in today’s high-energy music scene.
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