With all the strides in making the world more eco-friendly it’s nice to know we have people like musician Jack Johnson on our side. Not only does this man take time to help beautify the world through the Kokua Foundation, he has even found a way to make a type of “eco music.” Together him and co-owner Emmett Malloy created an eco-friendly recording studio for their record label Brushfire Records.
This studio is equipped with everything from eco-friendly cork flooring to a solar paneled roof and it even has recycled blue jean insulation in the walls and ceiling. Jack Johnson’s latest album, Sleep Through the Static, was recorded in this studio and is a great example of eco music and its endless possibilities. From solar powered recording to eco-friendly packaging, Jack Johnson and Brushfire Records are making great strides in eco music.
