Sister Sin Covers Cinderella, Teases New Music

0:00It's March 26. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Music News Today, your AI-powered music briefing. Swedish Heavy Rock Band Sister Sin just dropped a cover of Cinderella's classic track, Somebody Saved Me. It's a tribute marking 40 years since Cinderella's album Night Sons came out. The band praises the original singer's voice as one of the best in rock and roll. This new cover was recorded at Soundport Studios and handled by pros in mixing and mastering. It follows two fresh singles from earlier this year, Drive and Suicide Hill, which are the group's first original songs in 12 years. Fans have been buzzing since the band's reunion kicked off after a split back in 2015. That breakup came from tough touring schedules draining the motivation for some members. Talks restarted in 2019, but the pandemic pushed their first shows to 2022. Vocalist Liv Jigrelle balances this with her other band, Liv Sin, which stays more active on records and tours.

1:01She explains, Sister Sin started as a short farewell plan that turned into occasional gigs because the guys enjoyed it and wrote new tunes. Looking ahead, expect weekend festivals and spot shows from Sister Sin, but no big tours since most members have day jobs and families. This small release feels like a fun app to keep the flame alive.