Somehow, music and the holidays go together. But once you've heard all the Christmas songs a few times, you're ready to hear something new, or perhaps you need a bit of an escape from the craziness of the season. Either way, check out One Night Music , which showcases up and coming artists, in a personal way. Each performer sings a song or songs and there are informative, interesting write-ups about each one so you can scan for what you're into.

Several artists on the One Night Music site are environmentally-oriented. Both Ash-El and Treesus sing about humans and their relationship to the Earth, both in totally different and individual ways. Check them out below, and go to the One Night Music site to hear more.

AshEl Eldridge, Spoken Word - Eco Art from Oakland, California from One Night Music on Vimeo.

Ash El's work "aims to cultivate the links between both local and global movements for social justice, spiritual awakening and ecological healing through "edutainment" and other compelling ways to captivate youth and hard to reach populations." Ash-El works with several Bay Area environmental groups as an educator and activist.

 

 

Treesus, Come All Ye Down | One Night Music Session 18 from One Night Music on Vimeo.

Treesus is an organic farmer and folk singer. "Lyrically, as in life, Jacob's relationship to the land on which he lives drives the unique tone of his music. He explores strange guitar progressions and a style born in the greater Sacramento music scene - an area diverse in folk and rock experiments."

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Source: The Green Living Guy© Pictures Source: Wire Images and Tamara Henry While I was in California on my The Green Living Guy book tour that some of you might had seen pictures on my facebook page, you might have seen pictures of my The Green Living Guy book tour. It was my first opportunity like that ever so rock out and get green answers. Many many thanks to my sponsors A Lot To Say, Inc. for helping me to get out to the West Coast for this book tour. The Environmental Media Association held their 20th Annual Awards Show on October 16, 2010 at the Warner Brothers studios in Los Angeles. The Green Living Guy© was there in attendance, at the Green Carpet, meeting amazing people and loving every second of it (even the constant light schvitz of rain). I sported my favorite new CHARGE t-shirt from A Lot To Say, Inc about electric cars and tux jacket (my calling card). Below is a picture of me at the Green Carpet with my buddy Tamara Henry from Tamara with Green T. One of the more enjoyable parts of the night was when a great singer, Kenny Loggins sang and the whole crowd (well mostly Table 63 and 60) sang along. Table 63, you know who you were!! Also got to sport my new CHARGE shirt from A Lot To Say, Inc. as well. Jeff Skoll (Philanthropist/Entrepreneur) who founded Take Part.com and Participant Media. I was interviewed for that website when I worked with my sponsors A Lot To Say, inc to go to the Sundance Film Festival.

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With the economic challenges of the past year, the field of entrepreneurship has expanded exponentially presenting opportunities across many market segments. The California Coast Venture Forum (www.ccvf.org) is proud to announce the 13th annual presentation from the California Coast Venture Forum, The Clean Business Investment Summit, on August 13th, 2010 at the Corwin Pavilion at the University of California, Santa Barbara touting an impressive line-up of speakers, engaging panel topics, and exciting, attractive start-ups. Participants range from BMW DesignWorks to Southern California Edison, Pacific Coast Business Times to Harrington Investments, CBIZ to Nutrition Capital Network, and more.

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