Can't Change Me - Chris Cornell - MP3 instrumental karaoke

An unwavering elder of the '90s grunge movement, with his four-octave vocal range and innate ability for introspective, heart-wrenching reflections, the late Chris Cornell began his career with Seattle titans Soundgarden in 1984 and released five albums with the band until they split up in 1997. He unleashed his debut album, Euphoria Mourning, two years later on Interscope Records – his only solo album release that was sandwiched between the split of Soundgarden and the formation of Audioslave. Originally called Euphoria Morning, the 12-track LP served as his unofficial solo songwriting manifesto, a gritty yet soulful rock exercise in raw, unfiltered emotion that opened the taps on his rivers of anguish and pain. Nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance at the 2000 Grammy Awards – but ultimately losing out to "American Woman" by Lenny Kravitz – lead single "Can't Change Me" perfectly encapsulates the album's soul-baring heft.