The unimaginable Gulf Oil Spill has left us all with an intense combination of emotions, from sadness to anger to helplessness. How could this happen? And after the leak has been plugged, what can we do as individuals to help fix this horrific environmental disaster?

Musical duo Wilderland answers the call by releasing their new song "Fragile Day" with 100% of all proceeds benefiting the habitat affected by this tragedy.

Click here to watch the Fragile Day video and download the song

Heralding from the mountains of Ashland, Oregon, Wilderland features singer-songwriters Scott Blum, who's credits include multimedia production for Peter Gabriel, Soundgarden and many others and Kat Sanchez, who had been a member of a wide range of local bands most of her life.

Ironically, the song "Fragile Day" was being worked on at that very moment of the Gulf Oil Spill, and when explaining the song's lyrics to renowned underground DJ and multi-instrumentalist Rara Avis (Desert Dwellers, Shaman's Dream) who was collaborating on the musical vision, Blum realized that a powerful synchronicity was afoot. The song included the lyric "Fish are dimming while they're swimming / Blackened ocean of foam" which, although written nearly two years prior, was about fish dying because of an oil spill. 

Also touched by the environmental tragedy, music industry superstars Toby Wright (Grammy award winning producer of Alice in Chains, Korn, 3 Doors Down, etc.) and Stephen Marcussen (mastering engineer for the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Seal, Cher, Paul McCartney, etc.) both contributed their expertise to this worthwhile project.

You can download two versions of "Fragile Day" by Wilderland with 100% of the proceeds donated to three important charities (The Gulf Restoration Network, EarthShare and the WILD Foundation) helping the habitat affected by the Gulf Oil Spill Tragedy.