Quiet Riot bassist Chuck Wright has shared the first single from his upcoming solo album, Chuck Wright's Sheltering Sky.
The song is a hard-rocking, intense interpretation of Björk's 1995 hit "Army of Me" and is accompanied by a video that represents Wright's exploration into disorder and parallels with the recent chaotic state of world affairs. The visuals include a 3D animation of an "army" of Ruth Bader Ginsburgs.
"I chose to recognize the late Justice Ginsburg in this video as she was such a formidable presence on and off the bench," Wright said. "She challenged the status quo knocking down legal obstacles to women's equality and inspired an army of believers."
The track "Army Of Me" features Wright's musical peers, including the late Pat Torpey on drums, guitarist Lanny Cordola, and Sven Martin on keyboards along with songstress Whitney Tai.
Chuck Wright's Sheltering Sky, scheduled to release in 2022, features more than 30 guest performers.
(Photo: Mari Kawaguchi)
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