ReRooted

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Musician, Jeshi, standing outdoors at Richmond Park on a cloudy day, holding a microphone high with his right hand, wearing sunglasses, a white t-shirt, open yellow shirt, a light jacket, and a gold chain, surrounded by trees and grassy fields.
Neon yellow-outlined cursive text that reads "ReRooted" on a white background.
Logo featuring the words 'ReRooted' in lime green, with 'Re' written in a bold font and 'Rooted' in a cursive script against a white background.

Ready to tune in to nature? ReRooted invites music fans to fall in love with and appreciate the beautiful sounds from the species and environments around them.

We take up-and-coming artists into the wilderness to collaborate with Nature, sampling, creating and recreating tracks that show the musical genius we’re surrounded by every day.

ReRooted Series 2 / NOW LIVE!

Don’t miss the latest beat

Did we take the time to make another series? Yes. Is it worth it? Definitely. In ReRooted Series 2, we accompany three artists as they journey to different environments to capture nature’s sounds and weave them into a new track.

A collage image of musician Jeshi in the centre, standing in tall grass in front of a lake with trees in the background, two birds flying in from the left, and a Jeshi's hand holding a microphone coming in from the right.

Can we tune back into nature?

If life gets a little loud, or you're feeling far away from the natural world, see if these tips can bring you a bit closer to nature.

  • Get down with the chorus

    Noticing fewer bird sounds? 1 in 8 species are facing extinction. Invite them into your garden with a feeder – flaked maize and peanut granules mix is a winner – and they'll repay you with a song or two.

  • Go green for fifteen

    Urban green spaces are havens for the pollinators. Bees, butterflies, and hoverflies love spending their days sifting through flower treasure; take some time out today to listen to them at work.

  • Make a space bloom

    Wildflower meadows are concert halls for nature's performers, but we've lost 97% since the 1930s. You can grow your own wildflowers anywhere, anytime, though – so grab a native seed mix and go wild.

  • Reconnect with nature

    7 out of 10 of us in the UK feel like we're losing touch with the natural world - but it's closer than we think. Follow our EDGE Zine to stay close to the wilderness, or even better, set aside 20 minutes today for a walk around the block and listen to the birds.

  • Chill under a canopy

    In the last decade, the UK lost 7% of its trees. Save them by recycling, choosing recycled paper, and, if you can, going digital with your bills and bank statements. Then make the most of their sounds by lying under the canopy, closing your eyes, and enjoying a natural sound bath.

ReRooted Series 1

Reconnect with the OGs

In the first series, ReRooted transports three city-dwelling performers into the outdoors to recreate one of their tracks with nature.

A photo os Iyamah, Oma and Kam-Bu during an outdoor performance of their song 'Ladybird'. They are performing under a canopy in a forest. Iyamah is holding a microphone singing, Kam-Bu sits playing guitar, and Oma is sat down playing a keyboard.