
October 17, 2020: International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
In 1992 the General Assembly of the United Nations declared October 17th International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. The "World Day to Overcome Poverty" is linked to three issues: (1) Appreciating the resistance of people affected by poverty to misery and exclusion. (2) Make the needy and marginalized people heard and talk to them. (3) Working with the very poor to ensure that everyone's rights really apply to everyone. Photo: Nick Fewings (unsplash.com)
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Civil Rights UBM 2361
Desperate fight for civil rights. A pulsating bass, ticking clocks, piano and spheric sounds are supported by orchestral instruments.
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Propaganda UBM 2363
Pulsating and enthralling with a slight taste of menace. Deep piano tones with restless strings.
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Hopeful Turn UBM 2382
Urgent, serious and enlightened. Ideal track for topics like equality, political power struggle or the power of social movements like #metoo.
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Street Life UBM 2385
This hip-hop track fits perfectly on issues of social injustice, social grievances and racist crimes. Dark, urban and critical.
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Invented Borders UBM 2387
Menacing piano piece with string elements. Reports on war crimes, humanitarian disasters and failed refugee policies can be accompanied with this track.
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Dreaming My Life UBM 2368
Stylish, slightly melancholic jazz with trumpet, piano and acoustic guitar. Catchy main melody. Thoughtful, sophisticated, elegant.
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Horizon UBM 2356
Flowing, vast, contemplative, expansive scenes fit perfectly with this composition.
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Lost In Time UBM 2354
Thoughtful, not too heavy pop ballad with acoustic guitar and piano. Warm, emotional and great for pictures of beautiful memories.
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Controller ARTFCD102
Dark and cautious progressions with synth repeats and alto flute theme