Over 1000 Artists and Record Labels Join Israel Boycott Campaign
The “No Music For Genocide” campaign has gained significant momentum, now boasting over 1,000 supporters. Launched just last month, this movement encourages artists and record labels to geo-block their music from streaming services available in Israel.
Overview of the Campaign
Initiated by a coalition of over 400 artists and music labels, the campaign asks creators to withdraw their music due to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. The initiative emphasizes that these actions are a response to alleged genocide and ethnic cleansing.
Notable Participants
The latest artists to join the campaign include:
- Caribou
- caroline
- Lorde
- Obongjayar
- Duval Timothy
- Skee Mask
- Dry Cleaning
- KMRU
- Laurel Halo
- Orbital
- Fatima Al Qadiri
Additional music labels participating in the boycott are:
- Hyperdub
- Planet Mu
Previous Supporters
The campaign has garnered endorsements from numerous prominent artists including:
- Björk
- Loraine James
- Nadine Shah
- Massive Attack
- Kelela
- MIKE
- Fontaines D.C.
- Erika de Casier
- keiyaA
- Mogwai
- Jockstrap
- Julia Holter
- Lankum
- Sleaford Mods
- Primal Scream
- Young Fathers
- Black Country, New Road
Get Involved
For those interested in learning more about the “No Music For Genocide” campaign and viewing the complete list of artists and labels involved, further details are available on its official website. This growing movement highlights a crucial intersection of art and social justice, encouraging a collective stand against perceived injustices in the region.
