Pink Floyd joins forces with wounded Ukrainian singer in new song


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The single 'Hey Hey, Rise Up' is Pink Floyd's first original new music in almost 30 years. Photo: AFP

British rock band Pink Floyd will release a new song on Friday to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine, featuring the vocals of a Ukrainian singer who quit an international tour to fight for his country and was wounded.

The single Hey Hey, Rise Up - Pink Floyd's first original new music in almost 30 years - was recorded last week and highlights singing by Andriy Khlyvnyuk from Ukrainian band Boombox, which was taken from a social media post.

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