Corabi's New Day: Rock's Grit & Soul

0:00On April 25th, John Karabi, the voice behind Motley Crew back in the 90s and now fronting the dead daisies, just dropped his first full length. Solo album of original tunes called New Day, it hit the streets April 24th, 2026 on Frontier's music. The fourth single, 1969, comes with a fresh music video, pulling inspiration from today's chaos in America and those wild 60s and 70s vibes with a killer riff from Buck Cherry's DVD nodding to Credence Clearwater Revival. They cut the record in Nashville over summer, 2025, with multi-platinum producer Marty Frederickson handling the reins he's worked with. Errol Smith, Ozzy, and Buck Cherry. It mixes 70s rock, soul, and blues into something timeless and personal, all backed by real instruments and guests by Guns n' Roses guitarist. Richard Fortis, Winger's Paul Taylor on Keys, and Blackberry Smokes Charlie Star ripping solos. Fans are buzzing about Corby's

1:00journeyman path, from bursting out with the scream in 1991, stepping in for Vince Neil and Motley Crew on. Their 94 self-titled disc, forming union with ex-kiss Axeman Bruce Kulik, touring with Rat to locking in with the dead daisies since 2015. He's got 19 albums under his belt over 35 years, plus that raw autobiography, Horseshoes and hand grenades from 2022. Spilling his Philly streets to sunset strip tales. The album packs in earlier singles like So Beautiful from 2021 and your own worst enemy from 2022 alongside tracks like Faith Hope and Love when I was young and everyday people. Corby stoked, calling it eclectic organic rock straight from his childhood influences, ready to blast these songs live after years of sold out, tours worldwide. New day stands as Corby's love letter to Rock's grit melody, soul and straight fire. Crank it loud and let those classic waves hit you right. That's your update for music news today,

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