Ppt. Ppt. today (24th) Pink Floyd tribute project released sound source

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The group FIFTY FIFTY will remake the masterpiece of the legendary British rock band Pink Floyd.

At 12 p.m. on the 24th, PFT will release Pink Floyd's newly reinterpreted "Wish You Were Here" project sound source through various online music sites.

The project's sound source, planned and carried out by Sony Music, marks the 60th anniversary of Pink Floyd's debut and the 50th anniversary of the release of the era's masterpiece "Wish You Were Here," adding special meaning.

In particular, "Wish You Were Here," sung by Fifteen, seeks to sincerely convey the deep echo of the original song, excluding unconventional variations or colorful techniques. The members' lyrical vocals are expected to shed new light on past masterpieces from the present point of view and convey another impression to listeners around the world.

In addition, the huge arrangement, starting with the understated minimalism of the introduction and moving toward the second half, not only gives a deep sense of immersion, but also heavy bass lines and sharp guitar sound give the song a hard skeleton and once again prove how far Pifty's musical spectrum can be extended.

Pifty, who is active, is a representative player of easy listening through a variety of music such as "Cupid," "Pookie," and "Rock, Paper, Scissors." The recently announced "Skittlez" was ranked on the U.S. "Media Base Top 40" chart, proving its global popularity.

Meanwhile, PFT's "Wish You Were Here" will be available on various online music sites from noon on the 24th.

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