Miss Allie reflects on the music industry’s shift toward sustainability
Hamburg-based singer-songwriter Miss Allie, known professionally as Elisa Hantsch, has made a name for herself in the music industry. While she hasn't been involved in supporting or collaborating with organizations focused on sustainable tourism, she has witnessed a shift towards greener practices in her own field.
In the music industry, initiatives like Green Touring Network and Music Declares Emergency are promoting sustainable touring practices. Festivals and events are now prioritizing waste reduction, regional food offerings, and renewable energy sources. This shift reflects a broader awareness of environmental issues.
Miss Allie, with over a decade of stage experience, has seen this change firsthand. Starting from street performances and Irish pubs, she has moved on to larger halls. Her expertise spans songwriting, stage performance, tour management, and music production. She hasn't directly supported these green initiatives, but she acknowledges their importance.
The printing industry has also made strides in offering more sustainable or eco-friendly products for music-related items. Additionally, there's been a growing focus on mental health in the music industry, with increased awareness and discussion on the topic.
While Miss Allie hasn't been directly involved in promoting sustainable tourism, she has witnessed and contributed to greener practices in the music industry. Her expertise and experience make her a key figure in this evolving landscape. As the industry continues to evolve, her role in shaping its future is likely to grow.
