Independent musicians of Russia, Germany, Poland, Austria, Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and other countries released the album in support of the protesting Belarus. It is called - for Belarus. Only 21 tracks.
The styles are very different - from technology and rap to the Cam to the "Change" "Kino", which was recorded by the Belarusian group Super Besse.
The most famous of the Russian participants is the Aigel group with the song "scratches":
Authorized bodies,
Investigative authorities,
Law enforcement agencies -
Answer my scratches.
The annotation to the album says:
“The purpose of this international collection is to show solidarity with brave Belarusians and collect money for victims of repression. There is no time to wait - they now acutely need our help. ”

All the money made from the sale of the album will be transferred to Belarus Solidarity Foundation, the Belarusian support fund affected by political repression.
Download the album and transfer money using the Pay What You Want system (whoever wants) can be here.