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Our Story

Musicians Rick Denzien and Debra Lee were concerned about their eco-footprint and wanted to take responsibility for making changes in their daily lives to reduce their use of fossil fuels and methane (natural gas). Burning of fossil fuels for transportation, home heating and diet are leading causes of many health issues and climate change.
They began with small changes, such as switching to LED light bulbs, changing their diet to organic and local and fair trade foods.
They traded in their gas cars for Electric Vehicles – EVs, and converted their home energy use to wind (through their electric company) and installed solar panels (a DIY job).  Not only did they reduce their eco-footprint, but also saved money and increased their financial security.
Making these changes on a full-time musicians’ income, they broke the barriers and myths of sustainability being “too expensive” and out of reach. One radio host started calling them Zero Emission Musicians, A clear shift had occurred that could also help the community.  Creating a performance space for original music and having panels and workshops with music industry & eco-sustainability pro helps and enables community focus on the task at hand.  Where are all the protest songs?   Go Out and Play was one of the first to come out from Rick’s new CD and started being played on the radio last July.