“One World, One Voice” is a collaborative music project and album that aims to promote environmental awareness and support nature conservation. The project was initiated by Kevin Godley, a British musician and one half of the duo Godley & Creme. Released in 1990, the album contained contributions from numerous artists and groups from all over the world.

The concept behind “One World, One Voice” was to record artists in different locations in a portable digital studio. Each artist or group recorded their part of the song in a place that was important to them personally or to the environment. The recordings were then combined to create the final title, which symbolizes a worldwide musical collaboration for a common cause. The project emphasized the importance of unity and collective action to tackle environmental problems.

The album included contributions from artists such as Peter Gabriel, Sting, Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed and many others. The resulting song “One World One Voice” served as both a musical collaboration and a call to action for environmental awareness and protection.

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