Elton John and Brandi Carlile have just released their last song and judged him a “hymn”.
The emblematic duo launched his piece entitled, Swing for fences, a single that belongs to their collaborative album, Who believes in angels? which is planned for a version of April 4, 2025.
It is also the second piece of the album which was shared, following the title, which was released last February to support the promotion of the album.
Speaking of the newly launched song, Carlile said: “I am a gay woman, Elton is a gay man, and we both have families and our dreams come true.”
She continued: “I thought, wouldn’t it be cool to write a hymn for young gay children who call them in a larger, more elegant and more fabulous life?”
“Just like” Come on, go! Don’t let anything hold anything! “” The story Crooner added.
Meanwhile, John admitted that Swing for fences was the song that gave their collaborative album entirely, a direction.
“After our first difficulties, all the uncertainties began to dissipate when this song met,” he said, adding, “that sounded right.”
It is also relevant to mention that the album Elton John, Brandi Carlile, Who believes in angels? Also will include the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith and Josh Klinghoffer, as well as Pino Palladino by Nine Inch Nails, as support musicians.
