MARINA has joined the ‘No Music For Genocide’ boycott, blocking her latest album ‘PRINCESS OF POWER’ from streaming in Israel.

 



 

  • MARINA Diamandis, known mononymously as MARINA, announced her participation in the "No Music For Genocide" boycott by geo-blocking her new album PRINCESS OF POWER from streaming in Israel, extending the restriction to prior releases via her former label Atlantic Records.
  • Launched in September 2025, the boycott has drawn over 1,000 artists including Lorde and IDLES, aiming to protest Israel's military actions in Gaza and the West Bank through cultural isolation by withholding music access.
  • Public reactions highlight MARINA's early anti-genocide stance since October 2023, with supporters praising the move as a bold stand for Palestine while critiquing the post's use of the Israeli flag in visuals.

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