“The Voice” is back. to be released September 22nd, Paul Rodgers releases “Midnight Rose”, the very first solo album release from the legendary rock and roll icon in nearly 25 years.
Rodgers, known the world over for that powerhouse voice that was brought to life with the bands Free, Bad Company and, more recently, Queen + Paul Rodgers, lets loose throughout “Midnight Rose”, which kicks off with a bang with “Coming Home”.
“Take Love,” a song Rodgers has performed over the years dating back to his time touring with Queen, was given a studio recording for the first time for this release:
“This was a collaborative album in its true sense, — from the musicians to the producers and engineers to all at Sun Records,” Rodgers said in a statement. “Everyone tapped into their own unique creative gifts and stood behind ‘Midnight Rose,’ we can all celebrate this release as one.”
The singer continued: “‘Midnight Rose’ is deep, revealing and very personal to me. Raw, real, emotionally charged and sent from my heart to the fans. At times, life challenges you but if you believe, miracles do exist … this will make more sense in the weeks to come.”
The eight songs on “Midnight Rose” were produced by Paul’s wife, Cynthia Rodgers, and Bob Rock, with recording taking place at Roper Recording and The Warehouse in British Columbia, while its album artwork came from both Paul and Cynthia.
“Midnight Rose” is being released on the legendary Sun Records.
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