The legendary rock band Pink Floyd is reuniting for the first time in 30 years. The group, which came together for the war in Ukraine, plans to make a large donation.
The world-famous British rock band Pink Floyd will gather for the first time in 30 years. The group, which plans to release a new song, plans to donate the proceeds of the song to people in the Ukraine war.
In the song “Hey Hey Rise Up” (Hey Hey Stand Up), band members David Gilmour and Nick Mason, Ukrainian singer from BoomBox It also featured Andriy Khlyvnyuk. It was reported that soloist Roger Waters, who left the band in the 1980s, was not involved in the project.
THE SUBJECT OF THE SONG HAS BEEN DEFINED
The band, which hits the agenda like a bombshell with each song they release, will donate the revenues of the song to the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund. It was learned that the piece will focus on patriotism.
Stating that they to Khlyvnyuk, who was in Kyiv and was being treated for a shrapnel, for the lyrics of the song, Gilmour said, “I gave a little of the song on the phone for him. I rang and he approved it. We plan to do business together in the future.” he made the statement.
“WE WANT TO SHOW OUR SUPPORT TO UKRAINE!”
Gilmour, “We want to express our support for Ukraine and with this song we want to show that most people in the world think it is wrong for a superpower to invade the independent and democratic country that Ukraine has become. ” used the phrase.
