The article explores the profound influence of space and science fiction on various iconic musicians. Artists like George Clinton and Erykah Badu express transcendent themes in their music, drawing on cosmic inspiration. Clinton's experience while recording "Mothership Connection" illustrates how music can transport listeners beyond earthly confines. Erykah Badu's aspiration to meet aliens and Nick Rhodes’ cosmic-themed projects further emphasize this collaboration between music and the universe, showcasing an ongoing cultural dialogue that reaches into the cosmos across different genres and eras.
The heir to Sun Ra, who turned 100 last year, knows better than anyone else that "space is the place."
George Clinton said that while Parliament was recording its seminal album, Mothership Connection, "We weren't tied down to this planet for a minute."
Erykah Badu dreams of living in a space shuttle and has shared stories of her frustrated efforts to meet aliens.
Nick Rhodes explained, "Through our sonic tapestries we explore limitless dimensions and transitions in the universe."
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