Alice Cooper and his daughter Calico have united their creative talents with Slash on the vibrant cycling anthem “Freewheelin’,” featured on the Grammy-nominated children’s album Solid Rock Revival. This collaboration showcases a unique intersection of rock music and family, highlighting the joy of cycling through engaging lyrics and an energetic melody. The song captures the essence of independence and adventure, making it a perfect anthem for young riders. You can enjoy the new animated music video below, which adds a visual layer to this delightful musical experience.

Be sure to check it out and immerse yourself in the upbeat vibes of “Freewheelin’.”

While many rock legends have celebrated the thrill of motorcycle rides over the years, the Coopers take a refreshing approach with “Freewheelin’.” The lyrics convey a sense of freedom and personal growth, as they reflect on the moment of removing training wheels and embracing self-reliance. The lines “Now you’re freewheelin’ / ridin’ by yourself / pedalin’ faster without any help / I’m free feelin’ on my two wheels / fell a couple times / it ain’t no big deal” resonate with listeners of all ages, celebrating the small victories in life. This uplifting message is complemented by a characteristically fiery guitar solo from Slash, adding an exhilarating musical punch to the song.

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“Freewheelin’” is part of Solid Rock Revival, a star-studded compilation album attributed to Rock for Children, which was released in August. This remarkable project was spearheaded by Cooper himself, who encouraged young talents to record these songs at his Solid Rock Teen Centers located in Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona. The album also boasts impressive contributions from rock icons like Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run-DMC, further elevating its appeal and significance in the realm of children’s music.

Could Alice Cooper Make History by Winning His First Grammy for a Children’s Album?

Solid Rock Revival has garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Children’s Music Album. If it triumphs, this will mark Cooper’s inaugural Grammy win. The irony is not lost on Cooper, considering his reputation as a shock-rock titan, once labeled the antichrist of music. The potential for him to win such an award for children’s music is a fascinating twist in his career.

“Would it not be the craziest thing for Alice Cooper to get a Grammy for children’s music?” he pondered during an interview with The Arizona Republic. “But I get it. It was unique. It was something that came out of nowhere. And I think that that’s what people look for. They go, ‘Well, I never thought that that would ever happen, but good.’ It would be like if Marilyn Manson won for the same thing. I’m gonna tell him, ‘Make a kid’s album next. And try not to kill all of them.’” This humorous take showcases Cooper’s self-awareness and ability to embrace the unexpected paths in his illustrious career.