The Spanish artist brings his immersive sound to the latest series episode, filmed in Wanaka, New Zealand.
Photo credits: Esteban Salino Tarditti
The Beats of Nature project continues to bridge sound and sustainability with a new episode featuring Henry Saiz, one of the most respected names in the global progressive house music scene. Recorded in Wanaka, New Zealand, the performance captures the DJ and producer’s signature blend of emotion, depth, and introspection within a landscape that feels almost otherworldly.
Led by Fran Bux and Esteban Salino-Tarditti, Beats of Nature creates audiovisual experiences that connect audiences with nature through music and action. Each chapter supports the reforestation of native forests in Argentina in partnership with BAUM, an environmental organization based in Cordoba. Previous guests include Nick Warren, D-Nox, Mariano Mellino, Nacho Varela & Cruz Vittor, and Graziano Raffa.
This edition was co-created with HigherSelf, a mindfulness and music initiative founded by Franco Pucci, who blends sound, meditation, and breathwork to encourage deeper states of awareness. “When HigherSelf invited us to film in New Zealand, it immediately felt like the right match. Everything aligned to make it happen,” says Fran Bux.
With over 20,000 views on YouTube, the episode highlights how music can inspire both personal reflection and collective environmental action.
Watch Henry Saiz’s full set below and support the reforestation cause through donations via PayPal.
