Peter Gabriel's 'Won't Stand Down': Bright & Dark Mixes

0:00On May 1st, Peter Gabriel just dropped a fresh track called Won't Stand Down From His Upcoming Album, O.I. It's out now in a bright side mix handled by a producer Mark Spikes Stent, with a darker version by T. Chad Blake coming later this month. He wrote it to spark some activism, originally aiming it at the elders, that group Nelson Mandela started back in 2007 to tackle global issues. Gabriel stresses how folks rally more around hopeful visions than doom and gloom. He figures when he positive futures, painted loud and clear, to get people moving forward. Pulling from his love for Marvin Gaye, he nods to the Cuban groove and sexual healing that lets the rhythm breathe, weaving that vibe into something, all his own. Kest the bright side mix wherever you stream, and keep an eye out for the dark side drop. It's Gabriel reminding us to stand tall and push for better. Days Music news today, powered by A.I. bringing you what's trending in sound. I'm Corey with The Story.