In Place of War

18/06/2026

In April this year, we welcomed 18 new members to our board 🎉 We’re spotlighting our incredible new members - and this month it’s Vikram Gudi ✨

Vikram Gudi is a music business executive with a 17-year career who combines industry expertise with social purpose. He is the co-founder of Split Music, founder of Elephant Music and founder of the groundbreaking charity Lila, which is committed to empowering South Asians in the UK music industry.

Vikram is also an advisor at the Center for Music Ecosystems, leveraging his expertise to help shape a more inclusive global music ecosystem.

The GAB is a collective of engaged, enthusiastic, compassionate individuals working in the music industry who support and guide In Place of War’s work.

We’re delighted Vikram is joining the board! Find out more about his work, the GAB and see the full list of our 40+ members here:
https://www.inplaceofwar.net/global-music-advisory-board

16/06/2026

Rithika Pandey's Bone-Dance and the Impossible Sound imagines the body as a vessel for sound, created in dialogue with experimental musician Matthew Herbert.

Music Shaped, our new collection of limited edition prints.

All proceeds from Music Shaped sales go towards supporting In Place of War’s work - using creativity to create change and empower communities impacted by conflict, climate change and social injustice.

Shop the print: https://bit.ly/444Vk2g

15/06/2026

Wednesday 24 June join our panel discussion 'Collective Creativity as a Catalyst' at London Climate Action Week, 12 - 1.15pm Somerset House, where we explore the role of art and storytelling in communicating the science behind the climate change impact on health, followed by a live performance from our Flow artists.

Find out more and see the full schedule of EarthSonic x London Climate Action Week events via our website here: https://www.earthsonic.org/flow

15/06/2026

Ragnar Jonasson's Co-existence x Before Life pairs his own painting with an unreleased piece of music chosen personally by Brian Eno.

Music Shaped, our new limited edition collection. Only 45 available - once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Shop the print: https://bit.ly/4ar1BZG

14/06/2026

Time running out. Unreleased music. A song that defined a generation. Ancient myth reimagined in spray paint.

Remi Rough's The Day I Saved the Day came out of a conversation with Philip Selway of Radiohead about how much time any of us have left.

Music Shaped, our new limited edition collection. Shop the print: https://bit.ly/4ggiRVh

All proceeds from Music Shaped sales go towards supporting In Place of War’s work - using creativity to create change and empower communities impacted by conflict, climate change and social injustice.

13/06/2026

Joe Lycett's Fu***ng Amateurs celebrates the joyful, unpolished spirit of a Casio keyboard and a conversation with Adam Buxton that wandered freely from music to comedy to what it means to be human.

Music Shaped, our new collection of limited edition prints.

All proceeds from Music Shaped sales go towards supporting In Place of War’s work - using creativity to create change and empower communities impacted by conflict, climate change and social injustice.

Shop the print: http://bit.ly/3QEkC4a

12/06/2026

12/06/2026

Our first London Climate Action Week event kicks off 22 Jun, 3 - 5pm at The Conduit with Stories from the Frontline, a panel discussion with Sohini Alam and Professor James Thompson exploring how creativity and storytelling can be used for change - followed by a live performance from EarthSonic’s Flow artists 💧

Find out more and see the full schedule here: https://www.earthsonic.org/flow

11/06/2026

Aches’ Danu reinterprets Irish mythology through graffiti craft, created in dialogue with DJ Próvaí of KNEECAP.

All proceeds from Music Shaped sales go towards supporting our work using creativity to create change and empower communities impacted by conflict, climate change and social injustice.

Music Shaped, our new limited edition collection. Shop the print: https://bit.ly/4uZp78l

10/06/2026

Jo Peel’s Aida finds its roots in urban regeneration, land, and the power struggles over identity and ownership.

Music Shaped, our new collection of limited edition prints.

All proceeds from Music Shaped sales go towards supporting our work using creativity to create change and empower communities impacted by conflict, climate change and social injustice.

Shop the print: https://bit.ly/4xfsCsR