In the Air Tonight (live) - Daughtry & Brad Arnold - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Released in 1981, "In the Air Tonight" is a seminal song from Phil Collins' debut solo album, Face Value. Written and produced by the former Genesis drummer alongside Hugh Padgham, this track distinguishes itself with its fusion of atmospheric rock and electronic elements, featuring an iconic drum break near the end. Lyrically, "In the Air Tonight" conveys feelings of despair, grief, and resentment towards a particular person. Though Phil Collins hasn't confirmed it, many claim that its ominous lyrics were inspired by his divorce from ex-wife Andrea Bertorelli in 1980. The song was extremely successful, especially considering it was Phil Collins' debut solo single, peaking at number 2 on both the UK charts and Billboard's Rock Tracks chart. Face Value, its parent album, topped the UK Albums Chart and hit Number 7 in the US pop charts. Throughout the years, "In the Air Tonight" became a soft rock radio classic, and was covered by many artists, including American rock band Daughtry, who released a live cover version in 2013 featuring singer Brad Arnold from 3 Doors Down.