16 year old phenom vocalist Gabbie Rae joins Tourniquet drummer Ted Kirkpatrick in a new video to the song ‘Let The Wild Just Be Wild’ from the latest Tourniquet/Ted Kirkpatrick album “Onward to Freedom” (an anthem for the voiceless) Gabbie appears as guest vocalist on the groundbreaking album, which is all about bringing awareness and fighting against animal cruelty and injustice. The video can be seen below.
The album was mixed and mastered by ace producer Josh Schroeder / Random Awesome Studios and is released on November 11th. 2014 through Tourniquet‘s own label Pathogenic Records.
Ted is joined by an impressive array of guest artists on “Onward to Freedom”. The title track (released as a lyric video on October 1, 2014) features Michael Sweet (Stryper) on vocals and lead guitar, and Mattie Montgomery (For Today) on vocals. Other guests include guitarists Marty Friedman (ex Megadeth), Chris Poland (ex Megadeth), Bruce Franklin (Trouble), Tony Palacios (Guardian), Rex Carroll (Whitecross), and Aaron Guerra (Tourniquet).
Guest vocalists include Dug Pinnick (King’s X, KXM), Gabbie Rae, Kevin Young (Disciple), Blake Suddath (Your Memorial), Nick Villars (Sleep Star Ignition), and Luke Easter (Tourniquet), plus powerful narrations by seven time Emmy Award winning actor Ed Asner and Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and Family Channel star Ashley Argota.
Our review of “Onward To Freedom” can be found here.
Video below: Tourniquet/Ted Kirkpatrick – ‘Let The Wild Just Be Wild’ feat. Gabbie Rae
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