Amidst today’s chaos and agitation, a growing global radio initiative
is bringing a message to keep cool and care for our world. The
fresh and catchy pop single “Song of the Year: A History of Cool”,
playing to 200 cities on five continents uplifts people’s spirits
and catalyzes “50 Million Voices for Change”, a timely call to the
United Nations for a peaceful and healthy future.

“Song of the Year” is the work of the award-winning Canadian musician PĀRVATĪ, a Renaissance woman who composes, performs, produces, and mixes her own songs in addition to being an author, educator, and the CEO of the multinational charity Parvati Foundation. Her “Celestial Pop” sound and production quality have been hailed by some of the best producers in the industry. “Song of the Year” brings immediate appeal, reminiscent of Taylor Swift, Hailee Steinfeld, and Katy Perry. It addresses our planet’s fever with a refreshing blend of hopefulness and practicality. But the power of the song is not just in its radioreadiness or its capacity to lighten hearts and footprints. Nor is it just that this song has been donated to Parvati Foundation and
all its proceeds are going to the foundation’s future humanitarian
work. Beyond these, “Song of the Year” is unique in the directness,
effectiveness, and compassion of the cause it advances: MAPS,
the Marine Arctic Peace Sanctuary

Few people realize today that the food, water, and safety of
every living being on Earth depends on the health of the Arctic
Ocean—which is now in grave danger. As Arctic ice disappears
at the alarming rate of 14,000 tons per second, corporations and
countries are moving in to profit off the thaw—at the cost of us all.
MAPS, the only initiative of its kind, changes international law to
establish the largest marine protected area in history. Safeguarding
the entire Arctic Ocean north of the Arctic Circle from exploitation,
it is a baseline necessity for our collective future. “Song of the
Year” has been launched to support 50 million MAPS petition
signatures to hold world leaders accountable for a healthy future
regardless of the results of COP 26 (the United Nations Climate
Conference). At the same time, it is being sent to every world
leader along with the MAPS Treaty for immediate signature.

As James Gustave Speth, the American environmental lawyer and advocate who co-founded the Natural Resources Defence Council, said, “I used to think the top environmental problems were biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and climate change… But I was wrong. The top environmental problems are selfishness, greed and apathy... and to deal with those we need a cultural transformation.” Parvati Foundation is creating that transformation through Gift the World, it's global education strategy to realize MAPS. “Song of the Year”, the leadoff track of PĀRVATĪ’s “Ocean Anthem” album dedicated to MAPS, is the beginning of something
beautiful.

The music video for “Song of the Year” is coming soon, followed
by more music, books, and video for MAPS. Don’t wait in the
meantime to make your voice heard at Parvati.org. It literally
means the world.

“I speak now to give voice to the billions of people
who have no food or clean water— and the situation
is getting worse. We need to make changes. We need
a peace sanctuary—not just for global stability, but
to ensure the basic necessities for all life. The world
is numb, especially after COVID, to consider
these problems. Gift the World, our global education
strategy for MAPS, is the antidote, uplifting
humanity and our capacity to grow, love, and serve.”
– PĀRVATI

“PĀRVATĪ is a unique phenomenon in the music industry.”
– CHRIS PORTER, multi-Grammy-winning producer and engineer (David
Bowie, George Michael, Elton John)

“There is an unabashed force of freshness that shines through all of PĀRVATĪ’s work. Poised to make its mark on the charts, it’s effervescent, hooky, danceable, and at the same time feels deeply timeless.”
– CASHBOX MAGAZINE

“It is hugely important to establish the proposed Sanctuary.”
– DR. JANE GOODALL DBE, UN Messenger of Peace

“The Marine Arctic Peace Sanctuary is the only sane choice for the sake of our seas, our atmosphere, and
all life.”
– YVO DE BOER, former Executive Secretary of the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change