International charity ActionAid has launched a Bollocks To Poverty music shop.
With a massive catalogue of releases old and new, the Bollocks To Poverty music shop is powered by 7 Digital and with every sale from the site a portion of the proceeds will go to ActionAid to fund their global effort.
A unique feature the BTP shop is offering is exclusive playlists compiled by artists to give fans more incentive and ideas for downloads. The first will be be Laurent Barnard, guitarist for Brit punks Gallows, who will surprise fans by plucking favourites from Air, Madonna and Kate Bush.
To shop now, visit www.actionaid.org.uk/music.
ActionAid's aim is to end global poverty and injustice in Africa, Asia and the Americas. For more info, click here.
10:30 PM | 10/04/2009
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