JD Twitch, Jurango, GoodMostlyBad, more contribute to new Human Endeavour compilation for Palestinian aid

London-based label Human Endeavour has released a new compilation raising money for humanitarian initiatives currently providing aid in Gaza.

'Free Palestine: A Compilation For Humanitarian Aid' features 17 tracks and is available for purchase via Bandcamp. 

JD Twitch, Jurango, GoodMostlyBad, Lisene, Ambien Baby and Zillas On Acid are among the acts who've contributed new and unreleased cuts to the compilation. All proceeds will be split equally between Medical Aid for Palestinians and War Child UK.

In a statement accompanying the compilation's release, Human Endeavour founder Rosie Ama, of Kira Scuro, said: "The situation we’re witnessing in Gaza is heartbreaking. While the world watches, over 30,000 innocent Palestinian people, many of whom were children, have been killed and over 70,000 more injured in attacks since October 7th. Homes, neighbourhoods and cities have been destroyed, and most of the population has been displaced and left without food, clean drinking water, electricity and fuel.

"Sonically, [the compilation] traverses chugging electronics, proto electro, Italo dance, UK techno and leftfield bass from artists like JD Twitch, Ambien Baby, Lisene, GoodMostlyBad and Azo, all of whom are joining our call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza."

Last month, New York-based collective and label PTP released a 93-track compilation in support of projects working in Palestine and Haiti.

A number of other labels, artists and collectives have released music to aid organisations on the ground in Gaza. See the running list here.