Neil Young Takes Stance Against Bezos, Gives Away Entire Music Catalog for Free to Greenland. In a bold move, legendary musician Neil Young has declared that he will no longer allow his music to be sold on Amazon due to the billionaire's support of President Donald Trump's policies.
Young claims that as long as Bezos owns Amazon, his music will not be available on the platform. This decision comes after Young previously pledged to remove all of his music from Amazon in October. Since then, he has continued to express his opposition to Bezos' influence on American politics.
However, instead of taking the money from Amazon directly, Young decided to offer his entire musical catalog and a vast archive of live concerts and studio outtakes for free to the people of Greenland. The move is seen as a gesture of peace and love towards the nation, which has faced threats from Trump's government.
Residents can access the Neil Young Archives, where they can sign up for free, and enjoy his music in its highest quality sound. Young hopes that his music will provide some respite from the stress and threats faced by Greenlanders.
In a separate letter to fans, Young also expressed his dissatisfaction with the media landscape today, particularly on channels like Fox News. He advises viewers to consider alternative news sources, such as The Guardian, which offers more in-depth and unbiased coverage.
This is not the first time that Young has used his platform to speak out against politics. In 2020, he was a vocal critic of Trump's presidency, calling him "the most corrupt president" in U.S. history.
The music legend will kick off his European tour with Chrome Hearts on June 17 at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England.
Young claims that as long as Bezos owns Amazon, his music will not be available on the platform. This decision comes after Young previously pledged to remove all of his music from Amazon in October. Since then, he has continued to express his opposition to Bezos' influence on American politics.
However, instead of taking the money from Amazon directly, Young decided to offer his entire musical catalog and a vast archive of live concerts and studio outtakes for free to the people of Greenland. The move is seen as a gesture of peace and love towards the nation, which has faced threats from Trump's government.
Residents can access the Neil Young Archives, where they can sign up for free, and enjoy his music in its highest quality sound. Young hopes that his music will provide some respite from the stress and threats faced by Greenlanders.
In a separate letter to fans, Young also expressed his dissatisfaction with the media landscape today, particularly on channels like Fox News. He advises viewers to consider alternative news sources, such as The Guardian, which offers more in-depth and unbiased coverage.
This is not the first time that Young has used his platform to speak out against politics. In 2020, he was a vocal critic of Trump's presidency, calling him "the most corrupt president" in U.S. history.
The music legend will kick off his European tour with Chrome Hearts on June 17 at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England.