Hear Randy Travis's New Ai Song 'Horses in Heaven'

Randy Travis has released in New Single, “Horses in Heaven.” The Ballad, Written by Jon Randall and Matt Nolen and Created with the Help of Vocal Ai, Finds the Country Singer Intoning, “There are Horses in Heaven/So I Bet that God's a Cowboy/Hedin 'off Int the Sunset in Big White Stetson Hat. “

Travis Unveiled The Track Alongside A Lyric Video That ShowCases Archival Footage of Him Riding Horses. The clip opens with the singer describing How the animals have been “Therapeutic” for Him since he was a small child (Travis' Late Father, Harold Traywick, Was a Rnowned Horse Trainer in North Carolina).

“This Has Been An Incredibly Hard 24 Hours,” Travis shared in statement “Last Night, Many Souls Were Lost in the Horrific Plane Crash in Washington, DC and This Morning, We Lost A Dear Member of Our Country Music and Warner Music Family , Publishing Giant Ben Vaughn. My prayers are with all of the people affected by these Losses, including members of our team. “

He aided That “Horses in Heaven” “Feels Like a Timely Reminder of God's Love and Mercy.”

“The Hope it brings some comfort to Those of US Hurting Through these tragedies,” Travis Said. “We have decided to continuous with this release and promotion of it, but felt remiss to Not Share What's on My Heart Right Now … God Bless Ben, The Victims of Last Night's Crash and All Who Are Feeling the Heaviness of This Moment.”

Last Year, Travis Released His First New Song in More Than A Decade, “Where That Came From.” The Song, Co-Written by Country Veterans John Scott Sherrill and Scotty Emerick, spurred Consideable Excitement and Curiosity from Country Fans As To How It was Created-Travis Been Mostly UNLBE TO SING SPEAK SUNCE SUFFERING A Near-Fatal Stroke in 2013.

It was soon reveled That “Where that Came From” was recreded with the Help of Ai, as was “Horses in Heaven.” The Production Team Used The Voice of Country Singer James Dupré to Help Build The Vocals. Dupré Had World With Travis's Longtime Producer Kyle Lehning Around 2011 to Record A Demo Of The Song, Although That Version Was Never Relesed. Lehning Gave It a Second Life More Than a Decade Later, Using Dupré's Original Vocal As the Canvas Over Which to Lay Travis's Ai-Generated Voice Clone.

“Where That Came From” was perhaps the very very art-art-corner-planning arcades of the Lair Ownored artificially-genied Voice. The Song Later Landed on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart, Marking Travis's First Radio-Chaarting Song in About 20 Years.

Travis is Currently Out His More Life Tour With Dupré Filling in Vocals. The Trek Continues Through May with Stops Across the US Last Year, Dupré Told Rolling Stone“I Don't Try To Sound Like Randy. Even on Tour, I'm not Gonna Gonna Go Out There to Impersonate Randy Travis. “