The Global Green USA charity has put together a compilation album to raise money for restoring parts of the Gulf Coast which were destroyed by the massive oil spill this year. The album includes songs by Vampire Weekend, Phoenix, LCD Soundsystem, Silversun Pickups, the Black Keys and the National.
The compilation is called Gasoline Rainbows, taken from the title track by Amy Kuney.
The proceeds will not only be dedicated to cleaning up the coast, but Global Green USA also channels funds to research and prevent future environmental disasters.
Other groups on the compilation include Passion Pit, Surfer Blood, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Damien Rice.
Gasoline Rainbows will be available through iTunes starting November 30.
Tracklisting:
"Gasoline Rainbows" (Amy Kuney)
"Armistice" (Phoenix)
"40 Day Dream" (Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros)
"There's No Secrets This Year" (Silversun Pickups)
"At The Bird's Foot" (City And Colour)
"The Connoisseur Of Great Excuse" (Damien Rice)
"Bloodbuzz Ohio" (The National)
"Tighten Up" (The Black Keys)
"Let The Time Roll By" (Onward, Soldiers)
"Moth's Wings" (Passion Pit)
"Floating Vibes" (Surfer Blood)
"Mama Taught Me Better" (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club)
"I Can Change" (LCD Soundsystem)
"Cousins" (Vampire Weekend)
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