Robert del Naja (Massive Attack) signs the soundtrack for ”Life Support”
Robert del Najaknown as 3D in front of Mass Attacksigns the soundtrack of the documentary “Life Support”which reaches out to healthcare professionals in Gaza.
The documentary “Life Support”directed by Daniele Rugopublishes its original soundtrack in a vinyl edition of thirteen songs, jointly curated by the producers of the film and 3D, that is, Robert Del Naja, main representative of the trip hop and electronic band Massive Attack, true leaders in their genre.
The album combines original compositions by Del Naja and Habib Shehada Hanna with new songs and selected pieces from artists who seek to show their solidarity with Palestine, all of them from diverse genres and backgrounds. The title is “Battle Box 012. Life Support” and is available on platforms except Spotify.
Among the participants we will find Kneecap, Yasmine Hamdan, 47Soul, Siba & Monkyman, Aar Maanta, Massar Egbari and The Five Techniqueswith Paul Weller, David Holmes and Róisín El Cherif.
All profits from the vinyl edition will go to the charity fund Health Workers 4 Palestine.
The film that follows a team of health professionals working in Gaza under extreme conditions for two years. In a context marked by the prohibition of entry of international journalists into the territory, their experiences involuntarily become direct testimonies of the reality on the ground.
“Life Support” had its world premiere at Sheffield DocFest and has been nominated for a British Independent Film Award (BIFA). The film is currently in theaters in the UK and is available on platforms including Curzon, Apple TV, Prime Video and YouTube.
You can get the pre-sale of the soundtrack at this same link.
