đ´ LIVE | Celebrate Earth Month with National Geographicâs Earth Moods & Maejor | Step Into Wonder
National Geographic has launched its Earth Moods collection, streaming live throughout April on Disney+ and other platforms, featuring four visual episodes that showcase frozen, tropical, desert, and patterned landscapes. In parallel, the channel partnered with musician Maejor to release Frequencies Vol.âŻ1, a nineâtrack album that employs 432âŻHz, 444âŻHz, and 528âŻHz tones marketed for relaxation, focus and emotional balance. The combined visual and auditory experience is positioned as a centerpiece of Earth Month programming, encouraging viewers to connect with nature through immersive media. Links to subscriptions and additional Nat Geo content are provided across Disney+, Hulu, NGTV and social channels.
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