In our third instalment of The Green Room Series, we visit multi-award-winning composer and multi-instrumentalist Jim Copperthwaite at his solar-powered home studio, nestled in the heart of the British countryside.
From embracing remote collaboration and renewable energy to creating space for nature to thrive, Jim has adopted a more sustainable approach to music-making. His latest album, ‘The Turning Seasons’, draws direct inspiration from the rhythms, textures and beauty of the natural world.
The Green Room forms part of our wider Green Production Music initiative, a commitment to setting a new benchmark for sustainability across the music industry.
Watch below to discover how nature, sustainability and music production come together to shape Jim’s unique creative approach.
Meet Jim Copperthwaite
After several years touring the world as drummer, bassist and keyboard player of the band 'Aqualung', he now works remotely from his solar-powered, converted barn and prioritises space for nature, livestock and sustainable production practices.