Ozzy Osbourne Features on Billy Morrison's "Crack Cocaine" Single and Video
Billy Morrison has unveiled his latest single, "Crack Cocaine," which sees him joining forces with rock legends Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens. The track, written by Morrison and Stevens, features a comparison of love to addiction and showcases an exchange of robust guitar riffs between the two musicians. This release marks Osbourne's first new song on vocals since his acclaimed 2022 album, Patient Number 9.
The single is part of Morrison's forthcoming album, The Morrison Project, scheduled for release on April 19 through The Label Group/Virgin Music. The project promises an eclectic mix of collaborations with a variety of artists, including Osbourne, Billy Idol, Steve Vai, DMC, Al Jourgensen, Linda Perry, Tommy Clufetos, and John 5, among others. The album also includes guest appearances from Paris Jackson and Jeff Hilliard, spanning a total of 12 songs.
The Morrison Project not only represents Morrison's creative vision but also signifies a melding of talents across the rock spectrum, with each artist bringing their unique style to the table. Morrison, who is also known for his role as Billy Idol's rhythm guitarist, and Stevens have shared a musical partnership for 15 years, a dynamic that has influenced the creation of "Crack Cocaine." The single's production credits go to Morrison and Stevens, with mixing handled by Barry Pointer.
