Massive Attack’s Robert del Naja has crafted the soundtrack for new documentary .

The Bristol musician is a long time supporter of Palestinian solidarity, with Massive Attack having helped raise funds for charities in the Middle East for decades.

For his latest project Robert del Naja joined with director Daniele Rugo for new film Life Support, a moving and aborning documentary that follows a team of medics operating in Gaza for two years.

Israeli defence forces prevented journalists from entering, making this a unique watch. Working under unspeakable conditions, the film is a visceral and emotional watch.

Rober del Naja constructed the soundtrack, featuring original score compositions from Del Naja & Habib Shehada Hanna, and a combination of new tracks and selected pieces that resonate in solidarit.

Music is provided by Yasmine Hamdan, Kneecap, 47Soul, The Five Techniques – featuring Paul Weller, David Holmes and Róisín El Cherif, Siba and Monkyman, Aar Maanta (Hassan Nour) & Massar Egbari. 

All profits from the 13-track vinyl will be donated to the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund. 

3D (Robert Del Naja – Massive Attack) comments…

“Given the magnitude and rawness of Life Support, it was humbling to be asked to compose work that could in some way enhance a second-hand experience of living the devastating realities for volunteer medics and Gazan civilians. We hope the range of compositions go some way to travelling the emotional quagmire – but also elevating the astounding human spirit and resilience displayed by the subjects of this film.”

Check out the soundtrack below.