Norman Fisk and Will Strickland Give Vocal Talent the Spotlight on “A Million Miles Of Lonely Left To Go”

Norman Fisk and Will Strickland approach “A Million Miles Of Lonely Left To Go” with a clear purpose: bringing a strong vocal performance to a wider audience. Their collaboration draws on years of experience, but the story behind this cover single is shaped by urgency. Strickland previously recorded for London Records, while Fisk wrote compositions for NBC’s Weather Channel. Together, they want to contribute something meaningful while they still have the opportunity.

That motivation gives the release context. The title suggests a stretch of isolation, a feeling that can make connection seem distant.

Its production setting is modest: a small bedroom studio in the Arizona mountains. The location contrasts with the contributors’ professional histories, showing that meaningful recording does not require a studio. Their experience working with musicians informs the process.

“It works” is a brief statement of confidence. It may leave listeners wanting more explanation about what distinguishes this interpretation. Fisk and Strickland’s commitment is evident. “A Million Miles Of Lonely Left To Go” is a contribution from two veterans determined to keep making music and give a deserving voice room to be heard.