Patti Smith, Thom Yorke, and more contribute to Pathway To Paris charity album
Radiohead's Thom Yorke, Patti Smith, and Red Hot Chili Pepper Flea have all contributed to a new live benefit album for 350.org, UNDP, and the Fight For Climate Justice.
The record is available now for $9.99 and features recordings of tracks performed at the two-day Pathway To Paris concert held last December in the French capital.
Tracks on the LP include "Bloom" by Yorke (which recently appeared on his BBC Radio 1 Bedtime Mix), plus "People Have The Power" and "Wing" by Smith. Flea and Warren Ellis collaborate on "Two Suits".
Pathway To Paris was run to coincide with the UN Climate Change Conference, and aimed to inspire action about climate change.
Check out some videos from the event below.
- Mina Tindle joins forces with Sufjan Stevens on "Heaven Thunder"
- Yussef Dayes, Leon Thomas, Jorja Smith and more feature on Venna's debut album, MALIK
- PARADE share final preview of debut mixtape with new track, "It Moves"
- Tems announces Leading Vibe Initiative supporting women in music across Africa
- Bob Vylan share statement amid Glasto controversy: "We are a distraction from the story"
- Richard Ashcroft details seventh studio album, Lovin’ You
- Cain Culto taps Sudan Archives for new single, "KFC Santeria"
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