This photograph taken on September 30, 2026 shows Brikesh Singh, chief of communications and engagement at the climate-focused start-up Asar Social Impact Advisors, a collaborator on the Indian multi-lingual rap album on climate crisis 'Climate Emergency Mixtape', watering plants at his residence on the outskirts of Bengaluru. Indian rapper Kali needed little inspiration to write about dwindling water supplies -- he drew on childhood memories of hauling plastic pots full of the precious resource. Kali's song "Neer Kodu" -- "Give Water" in the Kannada language -- is one of six tracks on the "Climate Emergency Mixtape", billed by its organisers as India's first multilingual rap album about the climate crisis. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on October 1, 2026 shows rapper Abisha (centre R), a member of Tamil Nadu's first all-women rap group Sollisai Sistahs, performing onstage next to journalist Kavya B (centre L) during the launch of the Indian multi-lingual rap album on climate crisis 'Climate Emergency Mixtape' at The Humming Tree in Bengaluru. Indian rapper Kali needed little inspiration to write about dwindling water supplies -- he drew on childhood memories of hauling plastic pots full of the precious resource. Kali's song "Neer Kodu" -- "Give Water" in the Kannada language -- is one of six tracks on the "Climate Emergency Mixtape", billed by its organisers as India's first multilingual rap album about the climate crisis. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on October 1, 2026 shows rapper Kali (3L), aka Akshay addressing the gathering as journalist Kavya B (2R) and rapper Abisha (3R), a member of Tamil Nadu's first all-women rap group Sollisai Sistahs, look on during the launch of the Indian multi-lingual rap album on climate crisis 'Climate Emergency Mixtape' at The Humming Tree in Bengaluru. Indian rapper Kali needed little inspiration to write about dwindling water supplies -- he drew on childhood memories of hauling plastic pots full of the precious resource. Kali's song "Neer Kodu" -- "Give Water" in the Kannada language -- is one of six tracks on the "Climate Emergency Mixtape", billed by its organisers as India's first multilingual rap album about the climate crisis. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on October 1, 2026 shows rapper Kali (C), aka Akshay addressing the gathering during the launch of the Indian multi-lingual rap album on climate crisis 'Climate Emergency Mixtape' at The Humming Tree in Bengaluru. Indian rapper Kali needed little inspiration to write about dwindling water supplies -- he drew on childhood memories of hauling plastic pots full of the precious resource. Kali's song "Neer Kodu" -- "Give Water" in the Kannada language -- is one of six tracks on the "Climate Emergency Mixtape", billed by its organisers as India's first multilingual rap album about the climate crisis. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP via Getty Images)

Orchestra Baobab rhythm guitarist Yahya Fall, 76, performs during a concert at Just for You in Dakar, on September 27, 2026. Sitting on a couch in their manager's office, three of the eldest members of Senegal's Orchestra Baobab, the legendary Afro-Cuban and west African fusion group, banter like family. Like the mighty baobab tree it is named for, Orchestra Baobab remains standing despite its age, thanks in part to a new generation of musicians slowly replacing its iconic veterans. (Photo by SEYLLOU / AFP via Getty Images)

Orchestra Baobab saxophonist Thierno Koite performs alongside vocalist Korka Dieng during a concert at Just for You in Dakar, on September 27, 2026. Sitting on a couch in their manager's office, three of the eldest members of Senegal's Orchestra Baobab, the legendary Afro-Cuban and west African fusion group, banter like family. Like the mighty baobab tree it is named for, Orchestra Baobab remains standing despite its age, thanks in part to a new generation of musicians slowly replacing its iconic veterans. (Photo by SEYLLOU / AFP via Getty Images)

Orchestra Baobab saxophonist Thierno Koite performs during a concert at Just for You in Dakar, on September 27, 2026. Sitting on a couch in their manager's office, three of the eldest members of Senegal's Orchestra Baobab, the legendary Afro-Cuban and west African fusion group, banter like family. Like the mighty baobab tree it is named for, Orchestra Baobab remains standing despite its age, thanks in part to a new generation of musicians slowly replacing its iconic veterans. (Photo by SEYLLOU / AFP via Getty Images)

Orchestra Baobab saxophonist Thierno Koite performs during a concert at Just for You in Dakar, on September 27, 2026. Sitting on a couch in their manager's office, three of the eldest members of Senegal's Orchestra Baobab, the legendary Afro-Cuban and west African fusion group, banter like family. Like the mighty baobab tree it is named for, Orchestra Baobab remains standing despite its age, thanks in part to a new generation of musicians slowly replacing its iconic veterans. (Photo by SEYLLOU / AFP via Getty Images)