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Robert Del Naja Releases Soundtrack for Gaza Documentary
Massive Attack musician Robert Del Naja co-curated the 13-track soundtrack for Life Support, a documentary about medics working in Gaza.
He contributed three new songs under his 3D alias and a remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine.”
The soundtrack also features music by artists including Yasmine Hamdan, 47Soul and the Five Techniques, with Paul Weller, David Holmes and Róisín El Cherif.
The film follows medics in Gaza over two years, drawing on their accounts and footage of their work in hospitals facing shortages and large numbers of casualties.
The soundtrack is available to stream, and all proceeds from vinyl sales support Health Workers 4 Palestine.
Life Support is also available to watch on demand.
Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja curated the Life Support soundtrack, released on October 28, 2026, alongside a documentary about medics working in Gaza.
The soundtrack includes three original tracks by Del Naja, who records as 3D, and his remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine” featuring Fawzi.
All proceeds from charity vinyl sales are to benefit the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund.
The album also features music by Kneecap, Yasmine Hamdan, 47Soul and other artists, including a track by the Five Techniques with Paul Weller, David Holmes and Róisín El Cherif.
The documentary draws on footage and testimonies from international doctors and follows medics working in Gaza over a two-year period.
- Who
- Robert Del Naja, Massive Attack’s 3D, curated the soundtrack with the producers of Life Support. Other contributors include Kneecap and Yasmine Hamdan.
- What
- The Life Support soundtrack was released, with proceeds from vinyl sales benefiting Health Workers 4 Palestine.
- When
- October 28, 2026.
- Where
- The documentary follows medics working in Gaza; the soundtrack was released on streaming and as a charity vinyl pre-order.
- Why
- To accompany the documentary and raise money for Health Workers 4 Palestine.
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The Life Support soundtrack was released on streaming and a charity vinyl was made available to pre-order.
The documentary was released in UK cinemas, according to NME.
- Curator
- Robert Del Naja, also known as 3D
- Soundtrack release
- October 28, 2026
- Vinyl proceeds
- To benefit Health Workers 4 Palestine
- Del Naja tracks
- Three original tracks and a remix of Kneecap’s “Palestine” featuring Fawzi
- Documentary period
- Medics working in Gaza over two years
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Robert Del Naja releases ‘Life Support’ film soundtrack with Kneecap, Paul Weller, David Holmes, Yasmine Hamdan and more to benefit Health Workers 4 Palestine
What people are saying
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
The music composed for Life Support strikes a very difficult balance: it honours words and images without overpowering them, whilst adding real emotional depth that makes the film land even harder