Arcade Fire unveil new anti-Trump anthem “I Give You Power” (video)

Arcade Fire unveil new anti-Trump anthem “I Give You Power”

PanARMENIAN.Net - Arcade Fire have shared a new song called ‘I Give You Power’, NME reports.

The track, which is not expected to be included on their upcoming album, features R&B/blues singer Mavis Staples. All proceeds go to the American Civil Liberties Union.

The band write on Twitter: “It’s never been more important that we stick together & take care of each other”.

Listen to the politically-charged ‘I Give You Power’ below. It had previously been reported that the band would release an anti-Trump song to coincide with the upcoming inauguration.

Arcade Fire previously told fans that their hotly-anticipated fifth album and the follow-up to ‘Reflektor’ is likely to be released in Spring 2017.

The band recorded their audience singing a melody from a new song during their headline show at the New Orleans festival Voodoo Music + Arts Experience last October.

Butler asked the audience “if they’d like to be on a record.” Met with cheers, he then asked them to repeat a melody, with the intention of it being used in the final recording of a forthcoming new song.

The Montreal-based band played their first headline show in over three months with their slot at the Louisiana festival, with the show also notable for frontman Win Butler saying “Fuck British Petroleum” from the stage in reference to the oil company’s compensation payment to the US state.

Arcade Fire will return for several European festival shows in 2017, including a Isle of Wight Festival headline slot.

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