Arooj Aftab collaborates with Beck for War Child’s Help (2) charity album

Pakistani Grammy winner Arooj Aftab has joined Beck, Arctic Monkeys, and Olivia Rodrigo on War Child’s Help (2) charity album to raise funds for children affected by conflict.

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March 9, 2026

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Arooj Aftab collaborates with Beck for War Child’s Help (2) charity album

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Grammy-winning artist Arooj Aftab has joined forces with American musician Beck for a track on War Child’s upcoming charity album, Help (2). The project aims to raise funds in support of children affected by conflict around the world.

According to details, Arooj Aftab is featured alongside a roster of internationally acclaimed artists, including Beck, Arctic Monkeys, and Olivia Rodrigo, on the Help (2) album. The initiative is organized by War Child, a charity dedicated to supporting children living in war zones.

The album brings together a diverse group of musicians who have contributed exclusive tracks to the project. The proceeds from Help (2) will go towards providing essential aid and support to children impacted by war, as stated by the organizers.

Arooj Aftab, who made history as the first Pakistani artist to win a Grammy Award, continues to gain international recognition for her music and humanitarian efforts. Her participation in the Help (2) album highlights her commitment to using her platform for charitable causes.

Other prominent artists featured on the album include the British band Arctic Monkeys and American singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo. The collaboration aims to draw global attention to the plight of children in conflict zones and raise much-needed funds for their welfare.

Help (2) follows the legacy of the original Help album, which was released in 1995 and featured contributions from several renowned musicians. The new edition seeks to build on that tradition by enlisting contemporary artists to support War Child’s mission.

Further details about the album’s release date and tracklist are expected to be announced by War Child in the coming weeks.

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