Atlanta DJ Frank Ski creates new concept album inspired by climate change's effects on nature
Longtime Atlanta DJ and media personality Frank Ski, known for his work on KISS 104.1, has channeled his passion for natural science, arts, and education into a unique project. Learn about his latest endeavor below.
Frank Ski, a prominent figure in Atlanta’s media scene, has combined his love for music and nature to create a concept album that sheds light on the impact of climate change on our planet’s natural wonders.
For two decades, Ski has been running the Frank Ski Kids Foundation, organizing educational trips for students to explore threatened natural environments like the Amazon Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.
Ski’s album “Climate Change” is a musical tribute to the beauty of the world’s ecosystems, featuring field recordings captured during his foundation’s expeditions. The album serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving these environments.
During an interview on “City Lights,” Ski shared his inspiration behind the album and discussed how his experiences with the foundation influenced his music. Listen to the full interview here.
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