US rapper Macklemore dropped a powerful rap song in solidarity with Palestine, showcasing the power of words and music in delivering messages globally. The track, Hind's Hall, draws its name from the Columbia University building recently occupied, reclaimed, and renamed by student protestors, honouring Hind Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl who was tragically killed in Gaza.

Macklemore has been a vocal advocate for Palestine, expressing his support through his active presence on social media platforms. Hind's Hall serves as a powerful testament, further highlighting the corruption within the American government and bringing attention to the injustices experienced by Palestinians.

Hind's Hall overview

Macklemore's latest track is making waves online, racking up over 100 million views. Its viral spread is a testament to its authenticity and the profound impact it's having worldwide. He calls out American politicians, including President Joe Biden, and also criticises fellow musicians in the industry for their silence and perceived complicity.

The track samples Lebanese singer Fairuz's Ana La Habibi and is accompanied by a video featuring Macklemore's lyrics and clips related to the topics he addresses, including pro-Palestinian student protesters, American politicians, and the conflict in Gaza. 

Hind's Hall isn't available on streaming platforms yet. When it's officially released, Macklemore intends to donate the proceeds from streaming it to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).