'A mass, collective takedown is an escalation, another step in musicians acting in solidarity.'
initiative — have stated that they will be removing their music from Amazon's streaming platform on Black Friday.
"A mass, collective takedown is an escalation, another step in musicians acting in solidarity with the numerous groups across the country protesting to shut down ICE and end family separations, deportations, and other horrors," they wrote, alluding to the fact that Amazon Web Services
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