Acclaimed Danish singer Bjorn Vido is gearing up to launch his groundbreaking climate change advocacy project titled “Music In Space.” With a vision to host the first-ever concert in space, Bjorn Vido also plans to stage a monumental stadium spectacle in Accra, Ghana, in October.
Renowned for his innovative approach to music and filmmaking, Bjorn Vido aims to challenge the norms and shed light on the intricate nuances of climate change through his music. The singer’s latest single, “High On Life,” featuring South Africa’s Touchline, embodies a message of liberation and renewal. The accompanying music video was shot in Accra, featuring the mesmerizing dancer Zigi and other local talents, captivating audiences with its infectious energy and thought-provoking lyrics.
Bjorn Vido’s musical journey is built on principles of artistic integrity, hard work, and creative freedom. In an interview, he expressed his aspiration to evoke ‘the overview effect,’ instilling a sense of wonder and reverence for our fragile planet.
As “Music in Space” embarks on its next chapter, Bjorn Vido extends an invitation to artists, collaborators, and supporters to join him on this transformative journey toward a more harmonious and sustainable future. Partnering with Alkians Entertainment for management and A&R services, Bjorn Vido is determined to redefine narratives in the music industry.
