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MELT! 2010

In cooperation with the Green Music Initiative, the MELT! Festival is making an effort to become a more eco-friendly festival. In 2010, the focus was on mobility issues. Amongst other measures, a hotel train was organised for the first time, offering 600 guests an attractive alternative to driving to the festival in their cars. Find more information on the Green Music Initiative website.
At the festival, we interviewed djs and MELT! VIPs to receive their opinion and view on four particular questions. The result is an evolving library of thoughts and personal commitments towards a more sustainable and climate friendly music sector.

Have your say.
4 questions, 19 people, 76 answers.

»Melt! is going green. What do you think about it?«

»What role can music play in the fight against climate change?«

»How may climate change affect the music and entertainment industry by 2020?«

»What do you do to make a change?«

Marcel Kamps
Photographer

Philipp Sapp
Universal Music

Will Benzing
Student

Benni Wild
Student

Raphael Rogenmoser
Project Manager

Raphael Rogenmoser

Raphael Rogenmoser

Raphael Rogenmoser

Raphael Rogenmoser

Nico Schmidt
Spoonfork

Christina Danick
Spoonfork

Christina Danick

Christina Danick

Christina Danick

Christina Danick

Darwin Deez
Musician

Katja Großer
Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- & Kreativwirtschaft

Christian Rost
Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- & Kreativwirtschaft

Thies Schröder
Ferropolis

Harald Kremer
Mittelstands- und Wirtschaftsvereinigung Wittenberg

Daniel Hires
10:10 Germany

Michael Krebs
Grün Berlin

Martin Brück
Ferropolis Architect

Lucile Barras
Green Music Initiative

Jacob Bilabel
Green Music Initiative

Jack Master
DJ

Douster
DJ