ASPARAGUSproject, Alisha Larry, and Globex Music Drop Powerful new Version of “In The Army Now”

The music distribution giant Globex Music, together with Alisha Larry and ASPARAGUSproject, just dropped a captivating remake of the world-famous track **"In The Army Now"**.

### A Fresh Spin on a Timeless Classic

Initially released by the Dutch duo Bolland & Bolland in the early '80s, and brought to mainstream by **Status Quo** in 1986, the song has now received a modern makeover into a powerful 2025 version.

With the help of the experimental production of **ASPARAGUSproject**, and the angelic voice of **Alisha Larry**, the new version brings fresh meaning to the beloved classic.

### Globex Music: The Force Behind the Distribution

As the top platform for music and cover song distribution, **Globex Music** champions artists by offering world-class services — from global delivery to digital rights.

Whether you’re an independent musician or an renowned producer, Globex Music's advanced tools ensure your sound goes international.

### Alisha Larry: The Voice You Need to Hear

**Alisha Larry** brings vulnerability to this version of **“In The Army Now”**, and her emotionally powerful delivery gives the song new energy. Her performance is turning heads across streaming platforms and music blogs alike.

### A Timely Message for read more 2025

In an age where global tensions and uncertainties are ever-present, the message of **"In The Army Now"** hits close to home. This version, with its contemporary production and raw vocals, offers listeners a new perspective.

This release is more than a cover — it’s a bold musical journey crafted by a dynamic trio.

### Listen to the Track Today

You can stream the new **"In The Army Now"** on Spotify, Apple Music, website and more. Whether you're hearing it for the first time, this version won’t disappoint.

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### Conclusion

With this standout release, **Globex Music**, **ASPARAGUSproject**, and **Alisha Larry** prove that classics can evolve. The cover of **"In The Army Now"** is more than a new take — it's an anthem for 2025.