Robert Del Naja Releases Life Support Soundtrack

Robert Del Naja, a member of Massive Attack, has released the soundtrack for Life Support, a documentary about a team of medics operating in Gaza, as reported by Stereogum.

Del Naja, who has been a vocal advocate for Palestinian people, contributed original music to the film along with Palestinian composer Habib Shehada Hanna. He also worked with the producers to select songs for the soundtrack, which features artists like Kneecap and Yasmine Hamdan.

The soundtrack album is out now on [PIAS] and all proceeds will go to benefit the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund. The album also includes a track from the Five Techniques, a new project from Belfast producer David Holmes, featuring Paul Weller and Róisín El Cherif.

Del Naja's work on this documentary aligns with his values, having been arrested last month for holding a sign in support of Palestine Action. The soundtrack aims to enhance the experience of living the devastating realities for volunteer medics and Gazan civilians.

This release matters to listeners because it brings attention to an important cause and showcases a unique blend of music from various artists, all while supporting a valuable solidarity fund.