By Nathan Klein PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 14 March 2014 | UPDATED: 09:42 EST, 14 March 2014 Singer Christine Anu is working on a brand new music track - and using the rhythm of Australian's heartbeat for the one-of-a-kind production. In an Australian first, the 43-year-old My Island Home singer has partnered up with Heart Research Australia (HROz) and Metamucil to create the new song, and remind people of the importance of maintaining low cholesterol levels in the process. By placing a single index finger against the specially designed heartbeat pod, the device is able to listen to the user’s heartbeat before translating it into a unique music track.
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Christine Anu is using Australians heartbeat in new music track
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The Australian-first initiative is to promote lower cholesterol levels
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She partnered with Heart Research Australia and Metamucil for the initiative
'I can’t wait to hear the different heartbeats of @placeholder and use them to release a music track with all proceeds being donated to Heart Research Australia.'