Firehouse's New Single: Nailing Transitions & Honoring C.J.

0:00On April 1st, Firehouse just dropped their first single with new vocalist Nate Peck, called Mighty Fine Lady, hitting Spotify back in July of 20, 25. Guitarist Bill Leverty broke down the track's creation, highlighting how the band nailed the transitions and groove, especially with killer drums from, Michael Foster, that he calls the best ever. They layered in bass from Alan McKenzie and Tite Harmonies, building a road trip vibe that shifts spooky in the solo before bouncing back fun. He says it's pure team effort, and now they're eyeing song number 3, next, was 7 more to finish a full album after years since their last. New stuff in 2003, fans have mixed feel since CJ, snare passed two years back, but Leverty notes most who listen to Peck come around quick, praising his tone and how he honors the classics. At every show, they dedicate home is where the heart is, to CJ, one of their early co-writes, saying, having called him home, CJ, was a powerhouse singer, songwriter and

1:01keys player who rarely lost his voice over decades, even after his colon cancer diagnosis in 2020. He pushed the band to keep going before his setting cardiac arrest in April of 2024, shocking everyone as the healthiest guy in the crew. Firehouse keeps the fire lit from their 90s heyday hits, proving legends evolved while tipping hats to the past. That's the story for today, music news today, driven by AI.