David Gilmour, the legendary Pink Floyd guitarist, and his wife, novelist Polly Samson, recently shared insights into their personal and professional lives in an interview with The Independent. The couple discussed their collaboration on Gilmour’s latest solo album, “Luck and Strange,” which marks his return to music after nine years. The album, deeply personal and reflective, touches on themes of love, mortality, and family life, interwoven with Samson’s poignant lyrics and Gilmour’s iconic musical style. The project, recorded on Gilmour’s houseboat studio, features contributions from their children, making it a true family affair.

Their discussion also delved into deeper reflections on mortality and the strength of their relationship, which has spanned over three decades. Both Gilmour and Samson expressed that their bond has been a source of strength and inspiration, especially during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the fame and fortune that came with Pink Floyd, Gilmour credits his relationship with Samson as a grounding force in his life.

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