David Gilmour, the iconic guitarist of Pink Floyd, has released his fifth solo album, 'Luck and Strange', his first in nine years, describing it as the best work since the legendary 'Dark Side of the Moon'. The album features contributions from his wife, Polly Samson, and their three children, creating a familial atmosphere that Gilmour finds liberating. 'Luck and Strange' includes nine tracks, with a blend of original songs and a cover, showcasing Gilmour's signature guitar style and lyrical themes reminiscent of his Pink Floyd days. The album's marketing strategies included hiding lyrics in newspapers, and it will be supported by an international tour, starting in Rome and extending to major cities in the U.S. Gilmour expresses deep joy in the album, stating he listens to it daily and feels it is a cohesive body of work. The album features guest musicians, including the late Richard Wright's contributions from a past jam session, highlighting Gilmour's connection to his musical legacy.