ASPARAGUSproject, Alisha Larry, and Globex Music Release Captivating modern Cover of classic track "In The Army Now"

ASPARAGUSproject, Alisha Larry, and Globex Music Release Captivating modern Cover of classic track "In The Army Now"

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Globex Music, partnering with Alisha Larry and ASPARAGUSproject, proudly unveiled a incredible reinterpretation of the classic anthem **"In The Army Now"**.

### A Modern Revival of a Legendary Song

Initially released by Bolland & Bolland in 1981, and later popularized by **Status Quo** in 1986, the song has now been transformed into a fresh 2025 version.

Thanks to the experimental production of **ASPARAGUSproject**, and the angelic voice of **Alisha Larry**, the new version adds a modern soul to the beloved classic.

### Globex Music’s Role in Elevating the Track

Leading the market in digital music distribution, **Globex Music** champions artists by offering world-class services — from global delivery to digital rights.

Whether you’re an emerging musician or an renowned producer, Globex Music's advanced tools ensure your sound goes international.

### Meet Alisha Larry: Rising Star

**Alisha Larry** brings intensity to this version of **“In The Army Now”**, and her heartfelt delivery transforms the track. Her performance is turning heads across streaming platforms and music blogs alike.

### Why This Release Hits Home

In an age where global tensions and uncertainties remain real, the theme of **"In The Army Now"** hits close to home. This version, with its contemporary production and raw vocals, offers listeners a new perspective.

This release is more than a cover — it’s a read more bold musical journey crafted by a powerful artistic union.

### Stream It Now

You can stream the new **"In The Army Now"** on all major platforms. Whether you're a longtime fan of the song, this version delivers impact.

???? **Check it out on [Spotify/Apple Music/YouTube]**

### Final Words

With this inspiring release, **Globex Music**, **ASPARAGUSproject**, and **Alisha Larry** prove that classics can evolve. The cover of **"In The Army website Now"** is more than a new take — it's an anthem for 2025.