Our mission is to remind humanity of our connection to nature. We are a US-based charity that bridges the ancient wisdom of Indigenous cultures with modern society.
We are working with 13 tribes around the world and combining their sacred chants and music with orchestral symphonies.
We are also creating a film and album for each tribe to raise global awareness of indigenous culture, biodiversity conservation, reforestation, and community.
70% of all proceeds go directly back to the tribe.
About Us
Recurring Revenue
For Indigenous
Through Streaming, Album Sales, Live Concerts, proceeds from Film Distribution; Voice of the Earth will create recurring revenue towards Indigenous led projects. The primary focus is funding projects on reforestation, biodiversity conservation, water preservation and community.
Impact
Voice of the Earth is a not-for-profit to amplify indigenous voices and their message. Our mission is to remind all humanity of our connection to nature.
Social Impact
Environmental Impact
Through our music, film, and live performances, we will touch millions around the globe. This will spark a profound awakening, reminding us of our connection to the Earth via the ancient wisdom of our ancestors. Quickly guiding us toward a more harmonious existence with each other and nature.
70% of revenue from our music, film, and live performances, will go to Indigenous-led environmental projects across the 13 tribes. Projects include reforestation, community growth, and the protection of biodiversity.
Why Support the Indigenous?
The Indigenous make 370 million people up to 5% of the Global Population though protect up to 80% of the world’s remaining biodiversity.
The Indigenous hold an estimated 20% of the Earth’s land mass, more than one-third of the world’s collectively-held land.
24% of above ground carbon stored in tropical forests is in the collectively-managed lands of the Indigenous.
They are the gatekeepers of the natural world and vital to the entire planet and human race.
Voice of the Earth is also making a film that blends an orchestral symphonic arrangement with the ancient chants of thirteen Indigenous tribes. Each tribe contributes its traditional music, offering a unique representation of their cultural heritage and deep connection to the natural world. These powerful songs, passed down through generations, evoke the spirit of the land, inspired by the flora, fauna, and sacred elements of each tribe’s region. Together, they form a harmonious celebration of humanity’s shared responsibility to protect our planet.
The film emphasizes the urgent need for biodiversity preservation and reforestation, spotlighting the environmental efforts of these tribes in safeguarding Earth’s ecosystems. With a focus on the preservation of ancient knowledge and the sustainable practices that have sustained these communities for millennia. The melodies you hear are not just music; they are the voice of the land, echoing a message of hope and resilience in the face of ecological challenges.
The Film
13 Tribes, 13 Albums, One Film
Raine Piyãko
Album Release
Early 2025 the world will witness a breathtaking fusion of ancestral heritage and orchestral brilliance as Raine Piyãko, of the Ashaninka tribe releases a powerful new album in collaboration with the Budapest Symphony.
Raine Piyãko is the Vice President of Yorenka Tasorentsi, son of Benki Piyãko President of Yorenka Tasorentsi,
A stirring blend of indigenous music and symphonic mastery, this album will not only honor the spirit of the Ashaninka people but also fuel a global cause—proceeds will support vital reforestation efforts led by the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute, helping to restore the lands that inspired this monumental work.
A sonic journey that transcends time, this album is a call to protect the Earth, one note at a time.
Founder
Ryan Whitewolf
Composer - Producer - Musician
I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative power of Indigenous wisdom, where their music serves as a sacred bridge to the heart of the Earth. In these turbulent times, I feel a deep calling to support this message as my life's mission.to expand this healing to reach as many people as possible.
For over twenty years, I have dedicated myself to music as a Composer and Musician, growing up deeply immersed in Indigenous cultures since I was six weeks old. I believe that the rich textures of orchestral sound have the power to amplify these ancient transmissions, carrying the spirit of their song to the farthest corners of the world.
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