Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Studio Session 1 - Small World Audio - Charlottesville, VA


We are very excited about our new demo CD release due this September 2009!  We've been having a great time putting this project together.  

This is some footage from our first recording session.  We are grateful to be recording in the beautiful area of Charlottesville, Virginia at Small World Audio with producer, Bobby Read.  

Friday, June 5, 2009

Send and email, save the planet!

The Obama Administration is deciding whether global warming pollution is a danger to human health, and deciding whether to regulate it.  
This month they are asking for public input on their decision, and we've got to make sure that they listen to us and not big oil and coal.  
Your two minutes today makes a difference!

Send an email, save the planet!
Email the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today.
Tell them to rescue our climate!
Go to: http://www.greenpeace.org/epa

Pass this along to at least 5 people!

You must submit by June 23rd and enter your full contact information for your comment to count!

For more information email: activists@sfo.greenpeace.org



Sample Comment:

I agree with the evidence that carbon dioxide and other global warming pollution endangers public health and welfare.  This evidence has been put forth by the scientific community for decades.  We can no longer afford to allow the financial interests of large corporations in the auto and energy industries to inform our decisions about the stewardship of our planet.  The time is now to enact new policies that will ensure the welfare of our planet for future generations.  The regulation of global warming pollution is essential for the reduction of carbon emissions.

(Please personalize your message)

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Capitol Climate Action was a SUCCESS!



Despite the freezing cold temperatures and snowy weather, several thousand people attended the largest mass civil disobedience against global warming in U.S. history!  And we were there!

I must admit, when I awoke to find eight inches of snow on my car, I was immediately depressed by what seemed to be ill-fated irony.  How could there be a freak snowstorm on the same day we are scheduled to meet with thousands of protesters to rally for a green energy revolution?

When Jim and I arrived in the city, we half expected for there to be only a small number of die-hard activists willing to bare the conditions.  We were overjoyed as we could hear the echos of the crowd from the metro station two blocks away.  Surrounded by thousands of young people, I was filled with a sense of pride for my generation.  This is truly the first time that I have had that experience and with a movement of this magnitude I am sure I will be experiencing that feeling again!

This is only the beginning of the movement that will shape the future of our generation, our country, our planet, and our species as a whole.  We have a long road ahead, but for the moment we are enjoying the success of our efforts for Capitol Climate Action.  

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Capitol Climate Action

Hello to fans of Woven Green,

Jim and I have been involved in some volunteer work for Greenpeace and would like to take the opportunity to tell you how you can get involved.  

First, let me fill you in the the specifics of the issue that we are currently working on.

THE PROBLEM:
-Big coal = big problems
-Coal fired power plants are responsible for nearly 40% of global warming pollution.
-More than 100 new coal plants have been proposed in the US.

THE SOLUTIONS:
-Wind energy is the fastest growing energy source.
-19 million households in Europe already get their energy from wind.
-The energy generated by the sun in 20 days is equal to the energy of all the coal, oil and natural gas buried underground.  
-With the right leadership in Washington, we could all be getting our energy from the wind and sun.

HOW TO TAKE ACTION:
All you need to do is make a phone call!  It only takes 5 minutes!

On March 2, 2009, thousands of activists will be rallying at the Capitol Climate Coal-fired Power Plant in Washington, DC - a coal plant that literally powers Congress with dirty energy.

At the same time, we hope to generate at least 10,000 calls to Congress.

The mission is to send a powerful message of urgency through PEACEFUL civil disobedience and creative direct communication.  There has never been an American tradition more noble, and it is needed now more than ever to stop the climate crisis.

Join thousands of citizens, young and old, who are taking action to lead us toward ecological sanity and sustainability.

Your willing to do your part.  Tell our members of Congress to do theirs!

It only takes 5 minutes!

On March 2, 2009 make a phone call to support Capitol Climate Action.
(202) 224-3121
And say something like:

Hello, my name is____, calling from______.  I am calling because today , thousands of citizens came to Washington DC to tell our government to quit coal, and I support them every step of the way.  Coal is a dirty, outdated source of energy that drives global warming and poisons into our communities.  To stop global warming, we need to invest in clean energy and free ourselves from coal's stranglehold.  Please do everything in your power to make it happen.  Support STRONG legislation on clean energy.

If you would like additional information about Capitol Climate Action please visit http://www.greenpeace.org

As lead activists for Greenpeace, Jim and I would be happy to answer any of your questions as best we can.  If you would like to contact us please email us at info@wovengreenmusic.com.  Together we can make a difference!

Thanks for taking the time to read this!

Ashley Cash

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Original Progressive Folk Rock

Husband-and-wife Jim and Ashley Cash with their band Woven Green, perform original progressive folk rock.  Their music ranges from energetic and empowering to hypnotic and introspective.  In an expressive display of versatility, the band presents well-crafted songs that result in a sound that is at once nostalgic, fresh and new.  

Songwriter Jim Cash's emotionally evocative songs - many of them allegories of Today's cultural and environmental issues - weave together threads of the mystical and spiritual.  Vocalist Ashley Cash wraps her soulful and ethereal voice around life-affirming lyrics that inspire a greater sense of self and one's connection with  others.  Their music is both environmentally and spiritually focused and offers a positive outlook on the challenges that currently face humanity.  

Woven Green's tasteful and dynamic arrangements are engaging and have far-reaching appeal.  The band has a profession degree of showmanship and stage presence; well-suited for anything from traditional folk venues, to concert halls, to night clubs.  Woven Green is currently recording their new EP this is due for release in the summer of 2009 and can be seen performing regularly in the DC, Maryland and Virginia Area.  Jim and Ashley Cash have an EP released in 2006 that is available for sampling on myspace and facebook.

www.wovengreenmusic.com