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This is solidarity in action. Stories shared. Hands raised. Music that refuses to be ignored. As some of the worst humanitarian crises continue to be overlooked and unheard, artists from some of the world’s most devastating conflict zones have come together with producer Kensaye and Oxfam to release a powerful track.
Congolese musician Espoir Dekin, South Sudanese rapper Wan, Palestinian artist Maysa Daw, and Palestinian composer and oud player Saied Silbak have turned their lived experiences of conflict and displacement into a piece of sound and protest, calling for unity, visibility and resistance.
Blending afro/arab hip-hop, industrial and electronica with the voices of hundreds of festivalgoers recorded at Glastonbury in solidarity, the track carries the crowd and the artists’ stories with it.
Show solidarity by sharing the video with your friends. To learn more and take action, join the People’s Frequency here: https://www.oxfam.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-oxfam/no-more-radio-silence/