Hear Tom Morello on Sheryl Crow’s New Song, ‘Evolution’

Tom Morello makes a visitor look on Sheryl Crow’s new track, “Evolution.” It’s the title monitor from her upcoming new album, set for launch on March 29.

According to Crow, the track was written about her considerations over the rise of synthetic intelligence and the possibly dangerous results it may need.

“Stephen Hawking worried that A.I. would replace humans,” Crow stated in a press launch. “As a mom, I want to leave a better world for my children, a healthier planet – is A.I. going to be a benevolent partner in these goals or not? It’s unsettling, and this song deals with those anxieties.”

You can hearken to the monitor beneath.

“To me, Tom’s playing comes from some other planet,” Crow stated of the visitor guitarist. “It’s a cool bit of kismet that we were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in the same year, and his solo on ‘Evolution’ just ejects you into space.”

Crow had beforehand acknowledged that her 2019 album, Threads, can be her final, however has since modified her thoughts. “You really can’t believe anything I say,” she advised the press at her Rock Hall induction final fall. Earlier this month, she launched the primary track from the brand new LP, “Alarm Clock.”

Evolution, the album, was produced by Mike Elizondo (Dr. Dre, Maroon 5, Keith Urban, Gary Clark Jr.), and will likely be launched on March 29.