David Gilmour: here is the remix of the duet with his daughter Romany

Originally contained in a special vinyl 12 “published last April on the occasion of the Record Store Day, the world day that celebrates the independent records of records, the remix of the duet between David Gilmour and his daughter Romanes on the notes of the cover of” Between Two Points “of the Montgolfier Brothers, signed by the keyboard player of the former Pink Flkoyd Rob Gentry, has also been released on the platforms. Streaming. Digital, the remix of the song, which Gilmour engraved with his daughter, who also accompanies him to ARPA, for the album of unpublished “Luck and Strange” last year, is available in two versions: remix for 7 minutes and a published version.

Speaking of the cover of the Montgolfier Brothers, Gilmour said: “I had that song in my playlist from his release. I recently mentioned it to one or two people: I thought it had been a success, but nobody knew her. I asked Romny to try it”.

Gilmour duetted with Romny also on the occasion of last year’s shows at the Circus Maximus, with whom he presented “Luck and Strange” worldwide, his first album in nine years. The disc was produced by David Gilmour and Charlie Andrew, known for his work with Alt-J and Marika Hackman: includes nine tracks, including the individual “The Piper’s Call”, “Dark and Velvet Nights” and “Beteween Two Points”. Most of the album texts was composed of Polly Samson, a co-scriptor and collaborator of Gilmour in the last thirty years. “Luck and Strange” sees the collaboration of David Gilmour with Guy Pratt and Tom Herbert (Bass), Adam Betts, Steve Gadd and Steve Distanislao (drums), Rob Gentry and Roger Eno (keyboards) and Will Gardner (choir and arrangements of arches). In the title track there is also the late Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright, recorded in 2007 during a jam in a barn at David’s house.