Steve Perry releases another video, 'We're Still Here', from his upcoming album 'Traces'

Following the release of 'No Erasin' and 'No More Cying', the former Journey frontman's latest video is about living up with the new generation.
PUBLISHED SEP 21, 2018

Steve Perry has dropped yet another video from his upcoming album, 'Traces'. Following the release of the video 'No More Crying' on September 5, the former 'Journey' frontman has now released the video for the third track on the album, 'We're Still Here'.

Perry's 'Traces' is probably one of the most anticipated albums of the year since this is the first time that the singer has released new music in nearly a quarter of a century.

'No More Crying' was more of an unconventional love song, regarding which Perry stated, "It has got many overtones and can be applied to so many different kinds of relationships, including my own relationship with past isolation."

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