London-based singer/songwriter Ebony Buckle is back with her latest single “Wonder”. The track is inspired by the world’s loneliest whale. “52” was first discovered in the 80s, singing at a frequency of 52hz (higher than any species known to humans). It was believed that this whale would not be heard by any of the other whales in the ocean, but now after decades of research, there is another theory that the whale’s song is heard by all other whales, as it stands out with its uniqueness. In awe of this natural wonder, Buckle wanted to give us a different perspective of the whale, turning her into an interdimensional traveler, who has lost contact with her home planet. The whale calls and calls for companionship, as she drifts further away.
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Category: Animals, Fey, Twee, Whimsical, Naive and Sadsack, Music, Oceans and Maritime Pursuits, Space Travel, United Kingdom
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Category: Fashion, Space Travel, 1950s
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Category: Toys, Space Travel, Headgear, 1950s
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Category: Aliens, Space Travel, 1960s, Natural Wonders
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Category: Death, Religion, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Space Travel, 1900s
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Category: Anthropomorphism, Family, Surrealism, Stop-motion Animation, Space Travel, 1950s
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Category: Space Travel, Hair Styling, Headgear, Yesterday’s Tomorrows
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Category: Inventions, War, Space Travel, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, Europe, Cars
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Category: Fashion, Space Travel, 1960s
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Category: Art, Space Travel
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