A Song for Peace: Dave Stewart and Daryl Hall Unite for a new Peace One Day Anthem, you can donate to own a bit of the song and see the new video featuring Peter Frampton

In a world shaken by conflict, music has once again stepped forward as a force for unity. Today marks the release of the Peace One Day Anthem, a powerful new collaboration between Dave Stewart and Daryl Hall, created to support the global movement for peace and non-violence.

The song arrives at a critical time. With more wars raging than at any point since the Second World War, and over two billion people living in conflict zones, the anthem offers a message of hope and solidarity. It will serve as the official soundtrack for Peace Day, a date unanimously adopted by the United Nations in 2001 as a global annual day of ceasefire and non-violence.

A Star-Studded Collaboration

Produced by Dave and Daryl, the anthem features an extraordinary line-up of musicians. The London Community Gospel Choir brings soaring harmonies, while Peter Frampton adds lead guitar and harmony vocals. Vanessa Amorosi contributes background vocals, and Jesse Samler plays both drums and bass. The result is a rich, uplifting sound that blends soul, rock, and gospel into a stirring call for peace.

Dave plays guitar and shares vocal duties with Daryl, who also performs on keyboards. The track was mixed by Dave and Jesse, and released via SongBits, Dave’s innovative platform that allows fans to own a piece of the music.

Own a Piece of the Song

In a groundbreaking move, fans can now own part of the Peace One Day Anthem by making a donation through SongBits. Contributions start from as little as $1, making it accessible to anyone who wants to support the cause and be part of the song’s legacy.

This initiative not only raises funds for peace-building efforts but also gives supporters a tangible connection to the music. It’s a new model for artist-led activism, combining creativity with community impact.

Peace One Day Livestream – Sunday from 1pm BST

The anthem will be featured during the Peace One Day livestream, which begins this Sunday at 1pm BST. The event will include performances, interviews, and messages from global peace advocates, streamed to audiences around the world.

Whether you tune in live or listen to the anthem on streaming platforms, this is a moment to reflect, connect, and take action.

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