Steve Perry releases new single 'No More Crying' from new album 'Traces'

After more than a decade one of the last artists of Rock has released a new album, and it is just as good as the old.
PUBLISHED SEP 5, 2018

Following the release of his first new music in nearly a quarter of a century, iconic singer-songwriter Steve Perry has offered another glimpse into his highly-anticipated album 'Traces,' sharing the brand-new single 'No More Cryin’.

Co-written by Perry and Dan Wilson (Semisonic, Adele), the track is a soulful reflection on isolation and love. Perry states, "'No More Cryin’ is a love song, but not in the way you would think. It starts in one place and builds and lands somewhere entirely different. 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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