Björk Israel Streaming Embargo
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- Björk has joined a growing campaign too block her music from being streamed in Israel.
- The campaign, called "no Music for Genocide," protests "israel's genocide in Gaza; ethnic cleansing of the Occupied West Bank; apartheid within Israel," repression of pro-Palestine activism, and the...
- Other artists who have signed up include MJ lenderman, Massive Attack, and Yaeji.
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Björk has joined a growing campaign too block her music from being streamed in Israel.
The campaign, called “no Music for Genocide,” protests “israel’s genocide in Gaza; ethnic cleansing of the Occupied West Bank; apartheid within Israel,” repression of pro-Palestine activism, and the music industry’s links to weapons.
Other artists who have signed up include MJ lenderman, Massive Attack, and Yaeji. Labels like Bayonet, 10k, and Pan are also participating.
This action is part of a larger trend of artists removing their music from streaming services in protest.