Jon Batiste wants his music to make you fight climate change


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US musician Jon Batiste wants to use his music to fire up listeners to act against climate change, naming his new album after what he sees as the root of the problem – 'Big Money'. — Photos: ANGELA WEISS/ AFP

Celebrated US musician Jon Batiste wants to use his music to fire up listeners to act against climate change, naming his new album after what he sees as the root of the problem – Big Money.

The track Petrichor in particular is a call to arms for a younger generation who may have turned their backs on mainstream news and analysis about global warming.

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