System of a Down‘s Serj Tankian and Black Sabbath‘s Tony Iommi have teamed as much as launch their collaboration ‘Deconstruction’ – hearken to it beneath.
The one was co-written with the CEO of Gibson Guitars, Cesar Gueikian, and has been launched on Gibson Information. The three have launched the only underneath the title ‘The Gibson Band’, which is able to function a rotating forged of musicians that can steadily launch music to fund varied philanthropic causes around the globe.
Within the case of ‘Deconstruction’, all proceeds will probably be going to Armenia Fund’s Artsakh Refugee Initiative. Tankian, who’s of Armenian heritage, says: “It’s a dream come true to have collaborated with my good pal, Cesar Gueikian, and Tony Iommi, who I’ve collaborated with earlier than. I’m completely happy that we’re utilizing our platform to donate the music, my artwork, and Gibson’s extremely distinctive guitar for such an ideal charity. Music with the precise intentions can encourage and likewise create constructive change.”
Iommi added, “It was nice to hook up with Serj once more and likewise to do a monitor with Cesar (I feel that he’s making an attempt to steal my job!!) ha-ha!! The Armenian individuals are actually beautiful individuals, and it’s an ideal pleasure, an ideal trigger, and I’m very completely happy to be concerned in it.” Take a pay attention beneath:
Moreover, the Eurnekian household will match all funds raised from ‘Deconstruction’, an public sale of Tankian’s portray and a “distinctive Les Paul guitar” to the initiative.
In different Tankian information, the System of a Down frontman not too long ago introduced his upcoming memoir, titled ‘Down with the System’. “Growth! – I wrote a brand new e-book,” he stated on social media. “I had a blast engaged on this unintentionally hatched philosophical memoir because it’s given me the distinctive alternative to deep dive into my household historical past, my very own motivations from a younger age and classes I didn’t know I had realized.”
The memoir, which is promised to be “way over only a rock ‘n’ roll fable”, is scheduled for Might 14 subsequent 12 months through Hachette Books.
