COP 21 Paris - COP22 Marrakech - COP23 Bonn - Adapting to Climate Change - The Story of Our Generation
Decades After Paris is a music project by Danton Jay & Heather Lynn with an emphasis on creating space for dialogue about the issues brought on by climate change. Their music is engaging and though provoking. Beyond the music their efforts involve performing and educating in communities at schools and festivals.
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Decades After Paris is a music project by Danton Jay & Heather Lynn with an emphasis on creating space for dialogue about the issues brought on by climate change. Their music is engaging and though provoking. Beyond the music their efforts involve performing and educating in communities at schools and festivals.
Catch our events as an acoustic duet, or with our full band (eight pieces w/ the brass and bk vox). When performing we either do a straight concert, or a performance blended with facilitated learning (great for festivals & schools).
A comprehensive page with all our lyrics is coming soon. Stay tuned!
We are always keen to meet like minded creatives. Our efforts and music are a small piece of a large effort where it's improtant to work together. If you want to partner up, or use our content for one of your own projects send us an email
Contact us by email for booking and or partnerships; or whatever really. The email address is at the bottom of the website. Reach out on social media too - we play there as well.