Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja Releases New Songs for Gaza Documentary
The Life Support soundtrack includes his new remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine”
Massive Attack's frontman Robert Del Naja has teamed up to create three original tracks for the Life Support documentary about the Gaza Strip. The film, directed by Daniele Rugo and narrated by actress Denise Gough, captures the lives of medical professionals working in Gaza for two years. It highlights the harsh realities faced by those living through a supposed genocide, including bombed-out hospitals, limited resources, starvation, and a massive influx of casualties, predominantly women and children.
Del Naja, known by his 3D alias, contributed "Explosives of the Future," "Perfect Victims," and "House of Healing" to the soundtrack. The album also features remixes and collaborative tracks from musicians like Kneecap, The Five Techniques, and Yasmine Hamda. Proceeds from the vinyl version of the soundtrack will go to the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund.
Del Naja expressed his humility in contributing to such a poignant project, stating that the goal is to amplify the emotional and physical struggles faced by those in Gaza while also celebrating their resilience. The musician recently made headlines for protesting outside the UK Labour Party convention in support of Palestine, leading to his arrest.
He plans to reunite with Daddy G for a concert at Primavera Sound 2027, after their 2026 show was canceled due to bad weather.
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