Aerosmith and Yungblud have recruited country star Lainey Wilson to lend her powerful voice to an updated version of their song "Wild Woman." The track, which originally had a country-flavored ballad vibe, has been transformed with Wilson's contribution on the second verse.
Wilson brings a level of authenticity that perfectly captures the essence of the song. Her delivery is raw and emotive, conveying the character's desperation for another chance to live again. "I guess I'm just a sucker for the fame / Ain't got a white horse, I'm a cowboy, baby," she sings in a heart-wrenching rendition.
The collaboration marks a significant departure from Wilson's usual genre, showcasing her impressive range and ability to adapt to different styles. The new version of "Wild Woman" has been accompanied by a video featuring all three artists in the studio, adding an extra layer of intimacy to the track.
Yungblud, who has long been a fan of Wilson's work, expressed his excitement about having her join the project. He praised her life story as truly inspirational and acknowledged that she brings a unique energy to the song. With this collaboration, Aerosmith, Yungblud, and Wilson have proven that "Wild Woman" is indeed a wild ride, with each artist bringing their own distinctive flair.
The release of "One More Time," an EP featuring four original songs and a new mix of the Aerosmith classic "Back in the Saddle," marks Aerosmith's first new material in 12 years. The album debuted at number nine on the Billboard 200, cementing the band's enduring legacy in the music industry.
This latest chapter in Aerosmith's career is a testament to their ability to evolve and adapt while maintaining their signature sound. With Lainey Wilson on board, they've created something truly special – a wild woman of country-rock that will undoubtedly leave fans singing along for years to come.
Wilson brings a level of authenticity that perfectly captures the essence of the song. Her delivery is raw and emotive, conveying the character's desperation for another chance to live again. "I guess I'm just a sucker for the fame / Ain't got a white horse, I'm a cowboy, baby," she sings in a heart-wrenching rendition.
The collaboration marks a significant departure from Wilson's usual genre, showcasing her impressive range and ability to adapt to different styles. The new version of "Wild Woman" has been accompanied by a video featuring all three artists in the studio, adding an extra layer of intimacy to the track.
Yungblud, who has long been a fan of Wilson's work, expressed his excitement about having her join the project. He praised her life story as truly inspirational and acknowledged that she brings a unique energy to the song. With this collaboration, Aerosmith, Yungblud, and Wilson have proven that "Wild Woman" is indeed a wild ride, with each artist bringing their own distinctive flair.
The release of "One More Time," an EP featuring four original songs and a new mix of the Aerosmith classic "Back in the Saddle," marks Aerosmith's first new material in 12 years. The album debuted at number nine on the Billboard 200, cementing the band's enduring legacy in the music industry.
This latest chapter in Aerosmith's career is a testament to their ability to evolve and adapt while maintaining their signature sound. With Lainey Wilson on board, they've created something truly special – a wild woman of country-rock that will undoubtedly leave fans singing along for years to come.
! Aerosmith's classic vibes are always fire 
and Yungblud brings this crazy energy 
, but Lainey Wilson is the game-changer here 
... her voice just elevates everything to a whole new level 
. I mean, have you seen that video of them in the studio together? It's like they're having the time of their lives 
! And can we talk about how inspiring Lainey Wilson's story is? She's got this raw, emotional power that just resonates on a deep level... I'm all about it 
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It's like, the song is fine on its own, no need to mess with it.
The fact that Yungblud was excited about having Lainey join the project is cool, but it's not like it's some deep, profound connection or anything.
And now I'm stuck looking at this mediocre album on my Spotify Discover Weekly playlist... 
. how's he even doin' the vocals on this track? doesn't sound like him at all 
. any info about what inspired this collab?
It's like they're speaking straight to the soul of a wild woman who's just trying to make a living. And can we talk about how country-chic Yungblud looks in this vid? 
He's always been a fan f Wilson's music and it shows in the way he supports her on this track. This EP is everything I've been waiting for - old school Aerosmith vibes with a modern twist 
but for real, this collab with Lainey Wilson is fire 
, it's like she was meant to be on that track from the start 
. I love how Aerosmith and Yungblud adapted their sound to make room for her powerful vocals - it's a total game-changer 
, proof that these guys are still on top of their game 
. Can't wait to jam out to "One More Time" and see what else they've got up their sleeves! 
. Her vocals on "Wild Woman" are EVERYTHING 
- she brings that raw emotion & authenticity that'll make you wanna sing along at the top of your lungs 
#Aerosmith #LaineyWilson #Yungblud #CountryRock #CollabGoals 
i mean, i know aerosmith is legendary and all, but lainey wilson's voice in this song gives me chills 
what's your fave type of bread, anyway? are you more of a ciabatta or baguette kind of person?
Their YouTube views are up by 500% too, which is insane 
. And let's not forget Yungblud's socials - his followers have grown by 200k in the past week alone 
According to Google Trends, "Wild Woman" is trending worldwide and has broken records for most streams in one day on Spotify 
. I love how Yungblud is all about praising her life story - it's so inspiring! 
But what really got me thinking is, how do you balance keeping the essence of the original song with bringing your own style to the table? Like, does Wilson's country vibe clash with Aerosmith and Yungblud's other styles or does it create this awesome fusion sound? 
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The fact that Aerosmith can still make music that resonates after all these years is just incredible. And let's be real, Lainey Wilson's vocals in that second verse give me chills every time 
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can't we just get some decent streaming quality for once? 
this EP is supposed to be all about their "evolving" sound but honestly it's still sounding like the same old Aerosmith to me