PJ Harvey Sings as NASA's Voyager 2 Spacecraft on New Single 'Voyager'
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Kory Grow
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PJ Harvey's upcoming project takes a cosmic turn with her new single "Voyager," where she sings from the perspective of NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft. The song imagines what the space probe would say about Earth and humanity, with Harvey's voice rendered spectral and glitchy over undulating keyboards. The track continues her artistic evolution from her previous album's focus on a fictionalized England to an otherworldly, interstellar perspective.
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Rolling StonePJ Harvey Sings as NASA's Voyager 2 Spacecraft on New Single 'Voyager'rollingstone.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledForce fields, high winds, cold moons, bright rings, hear my signal, will you follow?
Look back at us as a speck of dirt.
Choose light, choose light.
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