This has a cool dark vibe, sounds a bit like British Isle Folk. I Love the backing Oooh vocal and the melody a lot! #tit4tat

These lyrics are wonderful! And the folky medieval like music and your classic way of singing make it even much more wonderful. But it are the special lyrics that make this song special. It gives a deeper meaning. An unexpected twist. It makes it a bit parody like even, possibly. Humourous at least! Well done. #tit4tat

Theme-wise, a newer "Pushin’ the Speed of Light" without sexism. That's great! Love this story, the way of telling it, and the tune. (I'll have to try and pilfer it from you, as is my nasty habit!)

I love the medieval feel of this, with its layers instrumentation/harmonies. It's really cool, especially since it's a futuristic song. The ending is chilling: "It should have been a decade, but millennia have passed / There’s nothing on the radio. I’m just a relic of the past." Great story! #tit4tat

I came for the title, and like what I found. It's a sad story in more than one way. The idea of wanting to find something new, but in the end, found she was alone. If I understand correctly. Very creative, with a lovely dramatic delivery. #tit4tat

This is great. Love the background tracks, and the story. Although it's dark, or maybe it's just me being pessimistic, but I don't think there will be anybody to give the traveler a new book.

Oooh! I really like your lyrical storytelling in this one. Love that the pilot read two books in this process. It would be a shock to expect a decade to find a millennia gone, but now there must be all sorts of things to explore as new on the old homework. I enjoyed you instrumentation and vocal mix! - Natalie

Interesting song, and the relativity angle is very, very interesting too. (I disagree about lightspeed. What do those scientists know anyway? There are factors they haven't accounted for yet. Plbbt) Time's dilation is quite a thing...but "there's nothing on the radio" is relative. Our local station still has real djs, playing the real music. I listen on the kitchen radio because I, too, am a relic of the past.

I enjoyed this song. Gave me a lot to think about.

The tune is suitably ominous, and it leaves us wondering what the pilot will find: Humans evolved beyond the need for radio? No humans at all? A different intelligent species?

To be consistent with relativity, you might want to use "reached near-c" or "approached lightspeed" instead of "reached lightspeed." Nothing with mass can actually accelerate to lightspeed, according to Einstein.