Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja Releases New Songs for Gaza Documentary

The Life Support soundtrack includes his new remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine”

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  1. Artistic Collaboration and Soundtrack Curation: Del Naja curated the 'Life Support' soundtrack alongside the film's producers and contributed three original compositions under his '3D' alias. The album functions as an extension of the documentary's narrative, featuring international artists such as Kneecap, Yasmine Hamdan, and 47Soul to reflect the lived realities of medics working in Gaza.
  2. Alignment with Activism and Humanitarian Aid: The soundtrack release is a direct mechanism for fundraising, with all profits from vinyl sales allocated to the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund. This project follows a series of high-profile protest actions by Del Naja, including multiple arrests related to his advocacy for Palestine Action, and reaffirms the band's long-term stance on the issue, which has previously resulted in performance boycotts and international travel restrictions.

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