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In 2015, Del Naja published the career-spanning 3D and the Art of Massive Attack. ĭel Naja also orchestrated the show's soundtrack, and the music later became part of the score for Curtis' BBC production entitled HyperNormalisation in 2016. The lighting and LED elements that surrounded the film and players were designed by Del Naja and UVA.

The show featured a Curtis film, unofficially titled The Plan, which was projected onto a huge screen surrounding the audience. ĭel Naja performing in Massive Attack V Adam Curtis 2013Ī multi-medium show conceived and designed by Del Naja and filmmaker Adam Curtis – in collaboration with United Visual Artists (UVA) – premiered in Manchester in July 2013. In the exhibition, alternative flags of the British Commonwealth were recoloured in the anarchist red and black and hung from the ceiling of the Royal Festival Hall main floor. The installation was called 'Favoured Nations'. He also created an exhibition of flags at 'Massive Attack's Meltdown Festival' on London's Southbank Centre in 2008. Visitors weave a path through the sculpture, creating their own unique journey in light and music.ĭel Naja took part in a group show in 2007 called Warpaint at the Lazarides Gallery in London, featuring his art from the Unkle album ' War Stories'. It consists of a field of 48 luminous, sound-emitting columns that respond to movement. ĭel Naja and Massive Attack's producer Neil Davidge collaborated with United Visual Artists on the large scale installation 'Volume' at London's V&A museum in 2006. Since 2003, Del Naja has co-designed all of Massive Attack's lighting shows with UVA the shows have been overtly political, dealing with current local and international issues. ĭel Naja's work has been featured on all of Massive Attack's record sleeves. In the mid-1990s, his art inspired the future Banksy. He is also regarded as the pioneer of the stencil graffiti movement and one of those who brought hip hop and graffiti culture from the United States to Bristol in the early 1980s. Art work ĭel Naja was a graffiti artist before becoming a producer and vocalist, and was featured in the 1987 book Spraycan Art by Henry Chalfant and James Prigoff and in the 1988 film Bombin', directed by Dick Fontaine, alongside fellow artist and future drum and bass pioneer, Goldie.ĭel Naja is credited as being the first graffiti artist in Bristol. In 2015 he also collaborated with Jean-Michel Jarre on the Electronica 1: The Time Machine album, resulting in the track 'Watching You'.

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The songs are available for free download. In February 2015, Del Naja and Thom Yorke released the soundtrack for documentary 'The UK Gold'. This new music material is also available for free download. The songs will be used by the site developers to make soundtracks for the games. In December 2014, Del Naja donated ten unreleased music tracks to the Game Jam site 'Ludum Dare', for a game event taking place in December. He counted with the collaboration of artists such as Guy Garvey, Noel Gallagher, Jupiter Bokondji and the Higgins Waterproof Black Magic Band. In December 2012, Del Naja released the first single of his new project called the Battle Box, which fuses music, art and discourse across one-off live events, exhibitions and exclusive vinyl releases. 'Herculaneum', the title track for Italian director Matteo Garrone's 2008 Palme d'Or winning film Gomorrah, based on the book by Roberto Saviano about organised crime in Naples, received the prize for best song at the David Di Donatello Awards – the Italian Oscars – the same year.

ĭel Naja has co written a number of film scores and tracks for films with Neil Davidge and more recently with Euan Dickinson. In addition to his work with Massive Attack, he provided vocals to 'Invasion' on Unkle's album Never, Never, Land, and 'Twilight' on War Stories. In 1997–98, Del Naja was the band's main producer in the recording sessions that made Mezzanine, Massive Attack's most commercially successful album, selling nearly 4 million copies, with Neil Davidge as a sound engineer. The band first received critical acclaim with their first album 'Blue Lines', released in 1991. He is one of the founding members of Bristol trip hop collective Massive Attack, with Grant Marshall aka Daddy G, Adrian Thaws aka Tricky and Andrew Vowles, as a music producer and the only vocalist to feature on all their albums and EPs. Del Naja started rapping with the Wild Bunch in Bristol in the mid-1980s.