Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson and legendary rock singer Graham Bonnet (Rainbow, Alcatrazz, Michael Schenker Group) have collaborated to create a music video for their song “The Fifth Force Of Nature“, as per Blabbermouth. The song will be featured on the Graham Bonnet Band’s upcoming studio album, which Frontiers Music Srl will release later this year.
Hey all! Graham here! I just had a fantastic weekend that I’m still buzzing about. The band and I had the unique pleasure and privilege to shoot a video for the song “the Fifth Force of Nature” that Bruce Dickinson and I duetted on for the impending Graham Bonnet Band 4th studio album. It was a terrific experience from start to finish. Bruce is the consummate professional and has great intuition and skill as an actor. Director Leo Liberti was incredible and captured the essence of all of us.
The band line-up for the song/album consists of me, Graham Bonnet (of course), my partner in crime, bass player, executive producer of the album and band manager, Beth-Ami Heavenstone, guitar player, co-writer of this track and musical producer, Conrado Pesinato, incredible keyboard player Alessandro Bertoni and drummer extraordinaire Shane Gaalaas. The band and I want to say a heart felt thank you to each and every one of the crew and cast for making this day something we will remember forever. We also want to extend a special thank you to Serafino, Mario and everyone at our record label, Frontier’s Music Srl for standing behind us for all these years.
Bonnet is a legendary figure in hard rock with a history to support that claim. He is among the best rock vocalists and songwriters of his time, as evidenced by his solo work and collaborations with Rainbow, Msg, Alcatrazz, and IMPELLITTERI. Graham wrote and recorded some of his best albums from his late 60s to early 70s, including “Born Innocent,” a 2020 reunion album with Graham Bonnet’s Alcatrazz, and three albums with his Graham Bonnet Band: “The Book” from 2016, “Meanwhile, Back In The Garage” from 2018, and the previously mentioned “Day Out In Nowhere.”
