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NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND, "The Times They Are A-Changin'," 2021

Veteran country stars the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band have assembled an all-star team to cover Bob Dylan's classic "The Times They Are A-Changin'" to support the Feeding America charity. Feeding America's mission is to fight to end hunger by supporting the nation's network of food banks. The band enlisted Jason Isbell, Rosanne Cash, The War And Treaty, and Steve Earle to contribute to their version of Dylan's 57-year-old song. All proceeds from the Bandcamp purchase of the song or from streaming revenue will go towards Feeding America. Buy it here — Aaron Brophy

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MOIST, "End of the Ocean," 2021

The title track from rock band Moist’s forthcoming album, End of the Ocean, due Oct. 1, tackles human consumption and its devastating results on the planet. The video uses footage from Mateo Guez’ 2009 film Off World, shot at Manila’s “Smokey Mountain” landfill once home to 30,000 people (it was removed in 2009). In the press release for the new single, frontman David Usher warns of people’s desire to make money “at the expense of the planet,” including the latest non-fungible token trend. “Can we just slow down on the love affair with the NFT’s, at least until we can make them climate-neutral?” Buy the song here — Karen Bliss

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The Who has teamed up with Heinz to produce a limited edition can of baked beans with 100% of net proceeds going to Teen Cancer America, founded by the band's Roger Daltry and guitarist Pete Townshend. The label features the famed slogan Beanz Meanz with the rock band's bullseye logo underneath. The brand came up with Beanz Meanz in 1967 the same year Daltry sat in a tub of baked beans for the cover of the album, The Who Sell Out, which included minute-long jingle "Heinz Baked Beans." Each can is $8 USD with a limit of two per order, plus shipping. Only 500 will be sold. Buy it here. —Karen Bliss

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