Pink Floyd joins forces with wounded Ukrainian singer in new song


By AGENCY

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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