A trip to Greece with Van and some guests

The Man his music a few words & a great A list of guests.

Stones mew track sounds like a song that they don't sing anymore

Remake of Numb with Mona Miari

Musically, the eight-minute epic expands on the stripped-back, dark-ambient framework Waters first experimented with during his 2022 lockdown sessions. Gone entirely is David Gilmour’s legendary, soaring electric guitar solo. In its place, the track breathes through traditional flutes, driving percussion, an Arabic choir of ten vocalists, and a haunting dual-lingual delivery in English and Arabic. The lyrical changes completely invert the psychological narrative of The Wall. Instead of the fictional rock star Pink slipping away into drug-induced apathy, Waters and Miari deliver an aggressive wake-up call to an indifferent world. Where Gilmour once sang the comforting verses of the doctor, Waters now responds to Miari’s vocals across the sea: “I hear your pain from New York City, I hear your pain from across the sea calling out to me and you.”