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The Avalanches team up with astronauts and scientists for a lockdown tune

The COVID lockdown period had seen some creative performances with orchestras, rock bands and choirs performing remotely.

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The Avalanches, The International Space Orchestra, and CLYPSO have team up for a lockdown performance of new tune Wherever You Go. They’ve also released a version including Neneh Cherry and Jamie xx.

The combination of serious scientists and a cut ‘n paste sample heavy band is an unexpected collaboration. It’s the first time The Avalanches’ Robbie Chater and Tony DiBlasi have appeared in a music clip, despite having been a band for over to two decades.  International Space Orchestra musicians comprise researchers, scientists and professors.

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OIP Staff


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