Two of the most legendary musicians in the industry are collaborating with each other and fans could possibly hear them very soon.
Dionne Warwick recently spoke to Tamron Hall on her talk show to reveal that she will be dropping a collaborative track with the one and only Dolly Parton.
Speaking about the details of their project, the "That's What Friends Are For" hitmaker said the country star sent her a song that she wanted her to record. The singer didn't hesitate and decided to do it immediately.
"She's such a sweetheart, I know her. And then she sent me another song, the one that we're going to be doing as a duet," Warwick said of her good pal.
Later in her conversation with the TV host, Warwick revealed that the track would be a gospel song titled "Peace Like a River" that was written by the "Jolene" singer.
It appears that the musician couldn't wait for her fans and the rest of the world to hear their duet as she's "very excited about this." (via Billboard)
Although she already had many collaborations in the past, Warwick is looking forward to releasing this one because it's going to be "very special."
As of this writing, the official release date has not been announced yet, but Tamron Hall noted that it would come out anytime this month.
Page Six reported that Parton has been close with Warwick's family because her cousin, Whitney Houston, made the former's song "I Will Always Love you" become one of the most recognized and top-selling songs in history.
Dionne Warwick Updates
Dionne Warwick was named the unofficial Queen of Twitter because of her hilarious posts online, but there was a deeper reason why she joined the social media platform.
According to CNN Entertainment, her curiosity over the app began when she was hanging out with her younger family members and they were giggling because of a post that they saw online.
Her niece showed her what she was looking at and the singer was not "too pleased."
Following this, she immediately requested to have her own account so she could tweet out posts that makes sense.
"She showed me and I immediately went on and let these babies know that now a grown up is in your presence," she said.
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