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Check out George Michael's New Single

George MichaelGeorge Michael’s ‘Symphonica’ album is out in April. Here’s the first single ‘Let Her Down Easy’.

The new live album was produced by the late Phil Ramone and features Michael and a Symphonic Orchestra performing the singers own hits and a number of tunes written by other artists.

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The track is written by, and originally performed by, Terence Trent D’Arby. Lifted from his third album ‘Symphony or Damn’, it was the albums fourth and final single back in 1993.

Today Terrence Trent D’Arby goes by the name of Sananda Francesco Maitreya and continues to release records, but he hasn’t managed to have any hits under his new name.

Check out both George and Terrence’s versions of the tune below.

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