Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja Contributes New Music to Gaza Documentary: Stream

Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja has co-curated and contributed three new original songs to the soundtrack for the Gaza documentary Life Support. The soundtrack is out today; it features 13 tracks co-curated by Del Naja (under his 3D alias) and the film’s producers, with Del Naja contributing brand new compositions “Explosives of the Future,” “Perfect Victims,” and “House of Healing” along with a remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine” (feat. Fwazi). The soundtrack also includes compositions from Habib Shehada Hanna and a collaborative track from The Five Techniques that features Paul Weller, David Holmes, and Róisín El Cherif. Other collaborators include Yasmine Hamda, 47Soul, Monkyman, Aar Maanta (Hassan Nour), and Massar Egbari. Stream the soundtrack below; a vinyl version is available for purchase as well, with all proceeds going to the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund. As for the film itself, Life Support, directed by Daniele Rugo and narrated by Andor star Denise Gough, follows a team of medics operating in Gaza for two years as they witness first-hand the horrors and realities of a systemic genocide. The logline reads: “Covering the entire two years of the genocide, their f...