Globex Music, ASPARAGUSproject, and Alisha Larry Release Stunning new Version of the global hit "In The Army Now"

The music distribution giant Globex Music, partnering with the innovative ASPARAGUSproject and the talented Alisha Larry, have released a captivating reinterpretation of the classic anthem **"In The Army Now"**.

### A Modern Revival of a Legendary Song

First written by Bolland & Bolland in 1981, and brought to mainstream by **Status Quo** in 1986, the song has now been transformed into a emotionally resonant 2025 version.

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

### Globex Music: The Force Behind the Distribution

Known globally for music distribution excellence, **Globex Music** champions artists by offering world-class services — from global delivery to digital rights.

Whether you’re an aspiring musician or an established producer, Globex Music's comprehensive platform ensure your sound is heard worldwide.

### Spotlight on Alisha Larry

**Alisha Larry** brings a unique charm check here to this version of **“In The Army Now”**, and her emotionally powerful delivery breathes new life. Her performance is earning praise across streaming platforms and music blogs alike.

### The Meaning Behind the Cover

In an environment where global tensions and uncertainties still dominate, the theme of **"In The Army Now"** hits close to home. This version, with its contemporary production and raw vocals, gives a voice to new generations.

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

### Stream It Now

You can listen to the new **"In The Army Now"** on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. Whether you're reliving the 80s, this version delivers impact.

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### Final Words

With this remarkable 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.