Disturbed Unveils ‘Don’t Tell Me’ Music Video | 73 years old and still rocking with one of the best female voices

Disturbed recently unveiled the official music video for their track “Don’t Tell Me,” a powerful duet featuring Ann Wilson of Heart. This collaboration is a standout on Disturbed’s 2022 album, Divisive. The music video, which visually captures the emotional depth of the song, showcases the blending of David Draiman’s and Ann Wilson’s iconic voices—a pairing that has been widely praised for its intensity and harmony.

The collaboration between Disturbed and Ann Wilson began after Wilson publicly praised Disturbed’s cover of “The Sound of Silence” several years ago. This admiration led to a social media friendship between Wilson and Draiman, setting the stage for their eventual collaboration on “Don’t Tell Me.” According to the band, Wilson was immediately enthusiastic about the project, and her contribution added a profound layer to the track. Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan, who wrote the song inspired by his own personal experiences, expressed how honored the band felt to have Wilson join them on this album.

The song itself is more mellow compared to Disturbed’s typical heavy sound, focusing on the emotional resonance of the lyrics and the powerful vocal interplay between Draiman and Wilson. The recording process involved Draiman flying to California to work closely with Wilson on the harmonies, creating a memorable experience for both artists. Donegan noted how magical it was to witness the two legends harmonize in the studio, emphasizing how well their voices complemented each other.

Divisive, produced by Drew Fulk, performed well commercially, debuting at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 and topping the Hard Rock and Alternative Albums charts. The album marked a new chapter for Disturbed, showcasing their willingness to explore different musical collaborations and expand their sound.

Ann Wilson, at 73 years old, continues to prove why she is considered one of the greatest female rock vocalists of all time. Her involvement in “Don’t Tell Me” not only brings a sense of gravitas to the track but also highlights her enduring influence in the rock music scene. The music video has been met with widespread acclaim from both Disturbed fans and followers of Wilson, with many praising the emotional depth and vocal power displayed in the performance.

The video is available for viewing on various platforms, and with the upcoming tours and continued promotion of Divisive, this collaboration is likely to remain a significant highlight in both Disturbed’s and Ann Wilson’s storied careers. Fans are hopeful that this partnership might lead to a live performance of “Don’t Tell Me” in the future, which would undoubtedly be a monumental event.