Neil Young offered Greenland free access to his music due to the "unwarranted stress and threats you are experiencing" from President Donald Trump.

Neil Young has the cure for what ails Greenland, if its 56,000 residents are stressed out from the Trump administration moves. He's giving them his music, gratis.

Neil Young really, really hates Jeff Bezos and Amazon — and it looks like that’s going to benefit music lovers in Greenland. Back in October, the rock legend removed his music from the platform, but took things to another level this past weekend.

In response to Trump’s Greenland land‑grab threats, Shakey is opening his archives to every Greenlander—and slamming the door on Jeff Bezos’ streaming empire.

Neil Young announced Tuesday on his blog that he is providing free access to his entire music catalogue to residents of Denmark's semiautonomous territory, whose futures have lately become a point of tension between the U.

Rock legend Neil Young gifted his entire music archive to Greenland residents. Young, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, said he hoped the offering “will ease some of the unwarranted stress…you are experiencing from our unpopular and hopefully temporary government,

Neil Young says he’s giving Greenlanders free access to his music to help alleviate “unwarranted stress and threats” they may be experiencing due to President Trump’s desire to gain sovereignty over the island.

Neil Young has been publishing frequent op-eds on his Neil Young Archives website, and the latest post is a pledge to people living in Greenland. The Canadian singer and songwriter wrote that he will be giving one year's free access to his full music catalogue to Greenlanders,