Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and Journey band member Jonathan Cain releases his first solo song in three years, “No One Else,” a tribute to his longtime friend Charlie Kirk who was assassinated last month. Available at digital and streaming outlets everywhere today (Oct. 24) from The Fuel Music through https://slinky.to/NoOneElseJonathanCain, the song celebrates Kirk’s legacy and the mission he so passionately pursued — not as a political statement, but as a musical expression of respect and gratitude.
Planning to donate all the proceeds from the single to Turning Point USA, the non-profit organization founded in 2012 by Kirk, Cain and his wife, Paula White-Cain, first met Kirk when he was 22, crossing paths with him many times over the years.
“Charlie started out as a political activist and ended up as an evangelist, tackling the questions of social problems of the youth today,” says Cain. “With ‘No One Else,’ I wanted to leave something that framed that story. Music has always been how I express what words alone cannot, and I think everything he did – he was so full of hope, energy and positivity – is worth singing about. I want this song to sort of echo his movement, leaving something behind that musically speaks to what his movement is about.
