
Kurt Deimer & Geoff Tate's Silent Lucidity: Suicide Awareness
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Kurt Deimer and Geoff Tate collaborate on a powerful cover of Queensryches Silent Lucidity, raising awareness for the suicide crisis in America. Their video features real stories and resources, inspired by Tates iconic performance at the MTV VMAs. Deimer, a suicide prevention advocate, worked with mentors Lord-Alge and Tate on this project. He also has upcoming releases, including the album A Grog is Born and the horror-comedy film Scared to Death. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out to the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kurt Deimer & Geoff Tate's Silent Lucidity: Suicide Awareness. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 10th, Kurt Dimer just dropped a fresh take on Queen's Rysheese Classic Track Silent Lucidity, teaming up with original vocalist Jeff Tade. The release spotlights the rising suicide crisis across America, with a video packed full of real stories from everyday folks in straight up. Resources For Getting Help This all sparked back in November 13th, 2020, right before Dimer's grandmother passed at age 1-6. He was robbing a tour at producer Chris Lordaulja Studio when the cover idea hit, inspired by Tade's killer performance of the song at the MTV. Video Music Awards in 1991 Dimer's always been big on suicide prevention, weaving awareness into the video to push people towards support. It shows raw studio clips of the recording session, capturing the pure passion they poured in. Working with Tate and Lordaulja felt like a dream. Both are major mentors to him. Meanwhile, Dimer's guy he dropping soon. His album A-Grog is born, lands May 8th, with tracks co-written by Bon Jovi's Phil X and
his. Horror comedy flick, scared to death, hits on demand. May 5th If you're struggling, hit up the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline anytime. It's free, confidential, and their 247. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.
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