Neil Younger gives Greenland free entry to his catalogue

[ad_1] Canadian-American rock star Neil Younger is providing Greenlanders a yr's free entry to his archives in what he hopes will "ease a number of the unwarranted stress and threats" they're receiving from the Trump administration.

President Donald Trump has threatened to annex the Danish territory for what he says are nationwide safety causes, although lately walked again feedback, saying he was in search of "quick negotiations" and insisting he "will not use power".

Younger is understood for his political protests, and has lengthy been a vocal critic of Trump.

He introduced the supply "of peace and love" on his web site, the place he added that he hoped "different organisations will comply with within the spirit of our instance."

In his assertion, signed "love earth", Younger refers back to the Trump administration as "our unpopular and hopefully short-term authorities".

Entry to Younger's digital archive normally begins at round $25 (£18), relying on the subscription package deal. To safe free entry, a Greenland registered cell phone quantity shall be required for verification.

In 2020 Younger took authorized motion to attempt to cease the president from utilizing his music at marketing campaign rallies.

Earlier this month, Younger wrote on his web site: "Get up individuals! At present the USA is a catastrophe. Donald Trump is destroying America little by little together with his employees of wannabes... He has divided us."

Younger has additionally known as on individuals to boycott Amazon over proprietor Jeff Bezos's donations to the Trump marketing campaign and help for the administration.

In 2024, Younger ended a two-year boycott of streaming big Spotify, which he had began in opposition to the platform streaming Joe Rogan's podcast.

In 2022, he advised Spotify to take away hits like Harvest Moon and Coronary heart of Gold, complaining that Rogan was spreading vaccine misinformation on the streaming service.

Different artists, together with Joni Mitchell and India Arie, additionally eliminated their songs in solidarity.

The singer mentioned on the time that his return didn't mirror a reversal of his stance, however that the choice got here after Rogan signed a $250m (£181m) deal to make his podcast obtainable on a number of platforms, moderately than remaining a Spotify unique.