An Album Made Entirely Of Aussie Frog Sounds Wants To Hop On The Charts Yr Summer Playlists

Your next roadtrip playlist is absolutely sorted ‘cos a new album full of Australian frog sounds is about to drop. Apologies but the only band I’ll listen to in the foreseeable future is actually this frog chorus. Harry Potter frog choir, eat your heart out. The context for the album is a project run by the Australian Museum called FrogID, which encourages everyday Aussies to record frog noises on its app. This helps scientists get data on frogs, with the primary goal of conservation. The secondary goal? Apparently it’s creating sick, froggy beats. Now FrogID has collabed with orgs including The Bowerbird Collective and Listening Earth, as well as Mangkaja Arts illustrator Mervyn Street 

Songs of DisappearanceSong of Disappearance.overtook Michael Buble and Mariah Carey on the ARIA charts

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“[Humans] are responsible for the loss of at least four species of frog in Australia and we’ve got another 40 species hanging on, threatened with extinction,” she said. 

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