Bill Cutbill's debut LP, AMAZONAS has arrived worldwide via Safe Sounds (SS108).

The album will raise money for the Rainforest Trust charity to protect threatened tropic rainforests and the species that call them home. As such, it is free to download via desktop for a limited time, at which point you will be prompted to make an optional donation.

Using our incredibly snazzy Artwork Generator (desktop only), you will also be able to create a unique version of the AMAZONAS artwork to accompany your download, consisting of photos that Cutbill took in the Amazon rainforest in September 2019.

To support this release further, you can follow Bill on Spotify and throw the album on repeat. Please also consider sharing this release with your friends, family and worst enemies.

The AMAZONAS LP features a diverse range of field recordings that Cutbill made in a threatened ecosystem. We are therefore pleased to announce the accompanying — Bill's Amazonas Sound Library — which is a free resource of over 100 natural samples recorded in the Amazon rainforest that artists can use in their creations.

These samples have been cleaned and prepared to make them suitable for musicians, filmmakers, artists and more. We hope that this resource will provide an important snapshot of the Amazon rainforest and also give comfort to people who want to immerse themselves within this lush environment, at a time when international travel is almost impossible

Remember, we must all work together to save the Amazon rainforest.

Well isn't this fantastic?! Ultra Mag, a brand new zine covering Toronto's creative scenes has just arrived with its first issue. Safe Sounds has a monthly column we'll be using to bring you all things safe and sound!

In this issue, we cover Loji's debut EP 'Gather' with a spotlight on our session with Kaleidoscope Horse. Bill Cutbill also conducts an interview with Sleepy Demons following the release of their latest EP.

Read the first issue now for free via desktop, and enjoy your local fill of culture and life!