
NASA's Artemis Crew Drops Space Wake-Up Playlist
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NASAs Artemis mission crew, including Jeremy Hansen, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Christina Koch, shared their space-themed wake-up playlist on social media, featuring tracks like Sleepyhead by Young and Sick, John Legend and André three thousands Green Light, and Denzel Currys Tokyo Drifting with Glass Animals. Artists and fans alike are thrilled about the cosmic shoutout, with Glass Animals calling it the coolest thing ever. The crew plans to add more songs as they continue their historic loop around the lunar orbit.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NASA's Artemis Crew Drops Space Wake-Up Playlist. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 8th, NASA's Artemis Second Mission launched four astronauts, Jeremy Hansen, Victor Glover, Reed Wiseman, and Christina Koch aboard the Orion. Space craft on April 1st. A week in, the crew dropped their official wake-up playlist on social media. April 8th, keeping a tradition alive for over 50 years with fresh. Tracks to kick off each day in space. The lineup starts strong with sleepyhead by young and sick. Then John Legend and Andre 3,000's green light to pump them up. Freddie Jones bands in a daydream, fits that orbiting vibe perfectly, followed by CHAP or O.H.N's Pink Pony Club, bringing some pop energy high above. Earth. Artists are losing it over the cosmic shout-out. Denzel Curry, whose Tokyo drifting with glass animals made the cut, hit X calling himself the first rapper, played in space and joking, even aliens dig, his sound. Glass animals straight-up said it's the coolest thing ever to happen to them. Later slots include Celo Green's Working Class Heroes and Mandisa with Toby Max Good Morning, mixing motivation with positivity for the long haul.
To the moon and back. NASA says stay tuned as the crew picks more songs, blending beats with their historic loop around the lunar orbit. I'm Corey with the story. Escher music news today update, AI powered and always on.
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