Jay-Z, Santogold, Killers, U2 launch new Red charity download service
You can listen to new material donated by the acts now
Artists including Jay-Z, The Killers, U2, Coldplay and Kylie Minogue have donated tracks to a new charity download service.
Redwire is an online magazine that supports people infected with HIV in Africa.
Subscribers are asked to pay £4 per month in return for four exclusive tracks, with half the proceeds going to Bono's Red charity.
A number of exclusive songs featured on the service are being streamed on MSN now.
Among the tracks is a new Jay-Z song featuring Santogold ('Brooklyn Go Hard'), U2 covering Greg Lake's 'I Believe In Father Christmas' and a collaboration between Coldplay and Kylie Minogue entitled 'Lhuna'.
The Killers' duet with Elton John, 'Joseph, Better You Than Me', is available to listen to as part of the (Red)wire service.
Redwire is an online magazine that supports people infected with HIV in Africa.
Subscribers are asked to pay £4 per month in return for four exclusive tracks, with half the proceeds going to Bono's Red charity.
A number of exclusive songs featured on the service are being streamed on MSN now.
Among the tracks is a new Jay-Z song featuring Santogold ('Brooklyn Go Hard'), U2 covering Greg Lake's 'I Believe In Father Christmas' and a collaboration between Coldplay and Kylie Minogue entitled 'Lhuna'.
The Killers' duet with Elton John, 'Joseph, Better You Than Me', is available to listen to as part of the (Red)wire service.
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