Legendary country music performer Randy Travis just released a song titled “Horses in Heaven,” which is very amazing given that he lost his voice over ten years ago.
Of course, if you listened last year, you probably already knew that Travis had a new song out because he also released one in 2024.
I wonder what’s going on?
Travis has been given the chance to resume his musical career with the aid of artificial intelligence.
In 2013, Travis had a big stroke.
He was given only a 2% chance of survival at the time, according to CBS News. According to that CBS article, Randy continued to kick, but the stroke primarily affected the area of his brain responsible for speech and language. Thus, it appeared that his singing career was gone.
However, he released a new song titled “Where That Came From” in May of last year.
James DuPre, a surrogate vocalist, records a vocal tape as part of the songwriting process. Travis’s vocal recordings are then converted into the song by Travis’ producers using AI technologies.
“This has been an extremely difficult 24 hours,” Travis, 65, said in a statement.We lost a beloved member of our country music and Warner Music family, publishing behemoth Ben Vaughn, this morning, and a terrible plane disaster in Washington, D.C., last night claimed many lives. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone impacted by these losses, especially our team members.
According to reports, he stated that Horses in Heaven serves as a timely reminder of God’s kindness and love.
He remarked, “I hope it gives some solace to those of us who are suffering through these tragedies.” We have made the decision to proceed with its publication and promotion, but I felt guilty for not sharing what’s now on my mind. God bless Ben, the crash victims from last night, and everyone else who is struggling right now.