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The second single from the forthcoming THAT PARENTING MUSICAL is now available. Christopher Jackson, best known for his Tony Award winning performance in HAMILTON, lends his voice to the track titled "Glide."
The song arrives as anticipation builds for the full studio cast album, which will feature Jackson alongside other performers. The musical explores the ups and downs of raising children, a subject that resonates with many families navigating modern life.
Jackson's involvement brings significant star power to the project. His work in HAMILTON earned him widespread recognition, and he has also appeared in television productions including BULL and THE GOOD WIFE. His distinctive baritone voice has made him a sought after performer across stage and screen.
The release of "Glide" follows the debut of the first single from the album. Listeners can now stream the track on major music platforms. The complete recording will include the full score and additional performances from the cast.
Creators behind the musical aim to capture both the humor and heartbreak of parenthood. The project joins a growing list of stage works that examine family dynamics through song. Further details about the album release date and complete track listing are expected in the coming weeks.
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