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Musicians Highlight Need for Solar Power in World's Poorest Places

Canadian-Indian singer Raghav Mathur describes his music as ‘unabashedly pop.” But recently his song “Until the Sun Comes Up” has been used to raise awareness of the needs of the developing world – especially in Africa. The song has changed the lives of some Tanzanian school children – and the singer. If you listen to the words of Canadian crooner Raghav’s song “Until the Sun Comes Up,” you might think it is just another dance-based pop tune. You wouldn’t know it is...

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