Glenn Hughes: Resonate is my most grounded rock album
Exclusive: Glenn Hughes gives glimpse into album sessions for his new studio album Resonate – out on November 4

Glenn Hughes says his upcoming solo album Resonate is the most “grounded rock album” he’s ever made.
The record is out on November 4 via Frontiers Music and in a new video, the former Black Sabbath and Deep Purple member gives fans a glimpse into studio sessions for his first solo release since 2008’s First Underground Nuclear Kitchen. Watch it below.
Hughes says: “This is my first solo album in almost eight years as I’ve been busy doing other projects. This album is definitely rock – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, drums – all organic vintage instruments – the most grounded rock album I’ve made to date.
“This could be the album I think my fans have been waiting for. I’ve put every single piece of love and soul and heart into this record.”
He’s joined on Resonate by guitarist and co-producer Soren Andersen, drummer Pontus Engborg and keyboardist Lachy Doley, with a guest appearance by Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.
And Smith says the pair share a “musical telepathy” which makes studio sessions together a pleasure.
The Chili Peppers sticksman says: “We know each other so well and it’s always fun because playing with Glenn, like any real artist, is always trying to grow and change and do new things.
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“We have this musical telepathy that only happens when you play and know someone for many years – and that’s what a good, creative collaboration is all about. He’s a pretty good singer, but he’s an even better human being.”
Resonate is available for pre-order.
Earlier this week, Hughes and guitarist Joe Bonamassa began work on what will be the fourth album Black Country Communion album.
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Glenn Hughes Resonate tracklist
- Heavy
- My Town
- Flow
- Let It Shine
- Steady
- God Of Money
- How Long
- When I Fall
- Landmines
- Stumble & Co
- Long Time Gone

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