About Us
We are a US-based charity that bridges the ancient wisdom of Indigenous cultures with modern society. Our mission is to remind humanity of our connection to nature while generating revenue streams to support Indigenous-led Projects.
We are working with 13 tribes around the world and combining their sacred chants and music with orchestral symphonies. While at the same time creating a film, we will be releasing an album for each tribe with 70% of the profits from Streaming, Film Distribution, and Album sales going towards biodiversity conservation, reforestation, water preservation and community development led by the Indigenous tribe.
To Learn More
Watch Our Introduction Video
"What Would The World look like,
If Millions would Sing for the Earth"
Impact
Giving back to Nature
As a global society until recently, we have lived in reciprocity with nature.
Voice of the Earth is dedicated to creating modern systems aligned to this principle—creating revenue streams to support Indigenous-led projects while amplifying the beauty, wisdom, and sacredness of Indigenous cultures that embody reciprocity as a way of life.
The Power of Music
Music holds the power to shape our perception of the world—guiding our collective values. Through music and media, Pop culture carries a great influence, shaping the narratives and ideals that define our society.
Voice of the Earth strives towards uplifting Indigenous wisdom—sharing these teachings through art and inspiring their integration into everyday life, for a path of balance, respect, and harmony with nature.
To Vote for the Earth
These sacred songs of the Indigenous tribes hold a deep power of healing and connection—a living transmission from the Earth itself.
Passed down through generations, they hold thousands of years of wisdom, echoing a deep and continuous relationship with the natural world.
To support these transmissions with organic textures and expansive soundscapes, we felt the orchestral symphony—a symbol of ancestral brilliance within modern society—offered a natural and respectful collaboration.
As we listen, we are not only supporting their projects and honouring these traditions—we are also invited into a space of remembrance and reconnection, where a healing unfolds through our relationship with nature.
Production
Watch Our Latest Music Video
Kamine Nana by Raine Piyãko
Raine Piyãko - Nana
Album Release
Raine Piyãko of the Ashaninka tribe will be releasing his debut album in August. A collaboration of two worlds between the sacred music of the Amazon and a Symphonic Orchestral Ensemble from Hungary.
Raine Piyãko is Vice President of Yorenka Tasorentsi, and son of Benki Piyãko, President of Yorenka Tasorentsi.
Yorenka Tasorentsi is an Indigenous-led Institution that integrates traditional knowledge with modern techniques as a response to current planetary challenges.
Benki has planted manually over 2 million trees along with his team and community over the last 10 years, and Yorenka Tasorentsi’s goal is to plant 10 million trees within the next 10 years.
Founder
Ryan Whitewolf
Composer - Producer - Musician
I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative power of Indigenous wisdom, where their music serves as a sacred bridge to the heart of the Earth. In these turbulent times, I feel a deep calling to support this message as my life's mission to expand this healing to reach as many people as possible.
For over twenty years, I have dedicated myself to music as a Composer and Musician, growing up deeply immersed in Indigenous cultures since I was six weeks old. I believe that the rich textures of orchestral sound have the power to amplify these ancient transmissions, carrying the spirit of their song to the farthest corners of the world.
