"Funeral Blues" exists to highlight the solutions to climate change which exist, and which could flourish if the British government introduces a strong climate change law.
The Big Ask campaign is calling for a law that will commit the U.K. to cutting its carbon dioxide emissions by at least 3 percent every year.
The track was recorded at the Premises in Hoxton, London, which is powered by 18 solar panels, and features just Borrell and a violinist.
The track is being premiered on Britain's Radio 1 this afternoon, after which it will be available for free download for a limited period of two weeks from The Friends Of The Earth website, Foe.co.uk.
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