In a recent interview with Loudwire Nights, musician Billy Morrison took a moment to express his admiration for his longtime collaborator, the iconic Ozzy Osbourne. The discussion centered around their latest track together, “Crack Cocaine,” where Morrison highlighted Osbourne’s unwavering talent and resilience, despite facing health challenges.
Morrison spoke candidly about Osbourne’s ongoing health issues, acknowledging that despite the difficulties, Osbourne remained dedicated to his craft. He emphasized, “The interesting thing about Ozzy and all the health stuff is that he was still in the health stuff when he sang that.” This remark underscores Osbourne’s commitment to music, even amidst personal struggles.
Describing “Crack Cocaine” as a heartfelt endeavor, Morrison expressed his belief that the collaboration was destined to be part of their latest project. He remarked, “It’s truly from the heart, and the fact that Ozzy’s track was already done, I think that just shows that it was meant to be on this record.”
Addressing concerns about Osbourne’s vocal abilities, Morrison was quick to dismiss any doubts, stating, “Just because he’s going through what he’s going through doesn’t mean the guy can’t sing.” He praised Osbourne’s remarkable voice, emphasizing that he delivers every time he steps into the recording booth.
Reflecting on the recording process, Morrison shed light on Osbourne’s dedication, revealing, “What you hear on ‘Crack Cocaine’ is literally 20 minutes in the vocal booth.” This insight into Osbourne’s efficiency underscores his professionalism and enduring talent.
In closing, Morrison expressed his admiration for Osbourne’s enduring legacy, stating, “Ozzy is an icon, and he can still sing like everyone wants him to sing.” He reassured fans that while Osbourne may be facing physical challenges, his voice remains as powerful as ever.
The interview concluded with Morrison’s anticipation for future projects, leaving fans eager to hear more from this dynamic collaboration.