Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Tom Morello, More Tapped for ‘Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT’ Benefit Album

Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Tom Morello, More Tapped for ‘Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT’ Benefit Album

Fred Armisen, Fishbone, and more contribute to compilation with proceeds going to National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Tom Morello, Fred Armisen, and more have joined forces for Build Art Make Change’s (BAMC) Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT. The benefit compilation, which arrives on Oct. 2 via SoundsGood Records, will donate proceeds to National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio. The collaboration, which comprises exclusive and previously unreleased music, pairs more than 30 icons from music, spoken word, and comedy to raise funds for immigrants rights and battle the inhumane action from ICE. Among the participants are Jello Biafra, Ozomatli, Money Mark, and David J (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets). Limited edition vinyl of the compilation is available for pre-order. It will also be available digitally and on CD, as well as in a premium vinyl version signed by some of the compilation artists, including Contra-ICE artistic director and cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz. The first single is a cover of DJ Snake and Justin Bieber’s “Let Me Love You.” The rendition featured Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Money Mark, Fred Ortiz, and Frank Figueroa. “It’s not often you get to play music with your favorite people while working with a grassroots organization like Contra-ICE. They are passionately fighting against fascism and white supremacy, which is something none of us can afford to ignore,” Hanna said in a statement. “Mario Caldato Jr. (Beastie Boys) produced our song which was a dream come true for me. Thank you so much to Contra-ICE for making this happen and allowing me to represent what we collectively stand for.” The non-profit organization BAMC — which works to empower vulnerable communities via artistic expression “to raise awareness, shift public discourse, and drive meaningful policy reform — will hold a day-long event featuring performances from artists appearing on the compilation on Oct. 3 at La Cita in Los Angeles. Tickets go on sale Friday, Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. local time at on Contra-ICE’s official website. Editor’s picks “Contra-ICE is not only an album. It is not only a collective. It is a cultural infrastructure built to support frontline organizations, amplify immigrant voices, and mobilize creatives who believe that love is not passive; it’s organized. Music has always been my first language. Justice has always been my inheritance,” BAMC founder Dali Colorado, who curated the compilation, said in a statement. “Contra-ICE is where those two lineages meet, urgently, unapologetically, and with LOVE OVER FEAR….As a DJ, I approached this project as a curator, carefully crafting a listening experience that unfolds as a journey. Every track, transition, and voice serves a purpose, inviting listeners to move through moments of grief, anger, resilience, hope, and ultimately, action.” Trending Stories Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT Track List 1. “I Refuse” – filer coleman2. “Return to Sender” – Jodi Lin and filer coleman3. “Helicopter” – Money Mark4. “Abolish Ice” (HopesAndDrums Remix feat. Uli Bella) – filer coleman5. “Cosplay Cowboys” – Revival Season6. “Al and Chris VS ICE” – Al Madrigal and Chris Estrada7. “What Do We Want? ICE OUT!” – 0UT/ALIV38. Divisive Crisis – Duende feat. David J9. “Suena La Alarma” – Los Abandoned10. “Eat Your Greens” – filer coleman11. “Compact” – Fred Armisen12. “Mexican Sun” – Jon E Edwards13. “Secret Police” – Fishbone14. “I See You” – 0UT/ALIV315. “In the Mornin’”- SlimKid316. “Schools Out” – filer coleman17. “Call in the Angels” – Gretchen Parlato and Jazmine Becerra Green18. “Mom, Who’s the Good Guy?” – filer coleman feat. Dali’s Mom19. “Cholofit Meditation” – Frankie Quiñones as Creeper20. “Redline” – Ozomatli21. “Let Me Love You” – Kathleen Hanna, Ad Rock, Money Mark, Fredo Ortiz & Frank Figueroa21. “33 Degrees” – Adrian Quesada23. “Gulf of Mexico” – Of Mexican Descent (2Mex)24. “Bound No More” – HopesAndDrums25. “Goin’ Out Again” – Ghetto Dojo feat. 2Mex26. “I Love You (Edit)” – filer coleman27. “Why” – LUXXURY28. “Arauco Tiene Una Pena” – Daniel French, Teioronhiathe Phillips & Kwaharani Jacobs29. “Original Dreamers” – Maria del Pilar30. “How Are You” – Ceci Bastida31. “Control” – Puerta Negra32. “Children Beware” – HopesAndDrums33. “No Tengas Miedo” – Ceci Bastida34. “Microbus” – Rafi El35. “Mar Iguana” – Eduardo Arenas36. “La Voz De Los Angeles” – Fredo Ortiz & Gardena Collective37. “Pretend You Remember Me” – Tom Morello38. “ICE Goon Recruitment Ad #1” – Lalo Alcaraz39. “Three Strikes” – Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School Of Medicine40. “Entre La Montaña” – Orquestra Pacifico Tropical41. “Ovnidelic” – Tropa Magica42. “Pecadora” – Las Chorizeras43. “Diamond Dust” – Justin Konrad44. “The Kids Are Still in Cages” – Nancy Sanchez45. “ICE Too Cold to Thaw (Demo)” – David J46. “West L.A. Fade Away” – Richard Montoya feat. Uli Bella47. “I Refuse Outro” – filer coleman with Uli Bella Related Content

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