The song ‘Forgotten’ Queen recorded with Freddy Mercury will be released later this year

Queen have shared their shocking discovery during the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations that they will be releasing a forgotten ‘jewel’ of a track featuring the vocals of late partner Freddie Mercury

Legendary rock band Queen will release a ‘passionate’ new track recorded with the late Freddy Mercury.

The band revealed an exclusive world during a chat with Radio 2 host Zoe Ball during this weekend’s Platinum Jubilee broadcast.

Band members Roger Taylor and Brian May said they had ‘discovered’ the song featuring Freddie’s vocals but admitted they had quite ‘forgotten about it’.

Roger explains: “Yes, we found a little gem from Freddie, which we had forgotten. And it was. It was amazing. Really, it was a real discovery.”

Since the rediscovery, the band’s team of engineers have been working to restore the recording as host Ball spoke of the find and added: “This is unbelievable.”

Responding with a quiz, lead guitarist May added: “It’s like lurking in glimpses. We’ve looked at it many times and thought, oh no, we really can’t rescue it. that.”

But since the rediscovery, the band’s ‘fantastic’ team of engineers have ‘put the pieces together’ to restore the Miracle Sessions recording as host Ball further elaborated on the find: “This unbelievable.”

Mercury, who died in 1991 at the age of 45 from complications of AIDs, with Mother Love, co-written by Mercury and May, his last vocal performance.

After Peter Lamberts retired, American Singer Adam Lambert was discovered joining Queen and was tasked with the honor of being the lead vocalist.

After joining Adam in a performance of American Idol, Queen reconnected with Adam and he joined them on stage for an eight-minute concert at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards in London. Belfast, Ireland.

“Available immediately [chemistry]”, May said.

“We started out individually and that was worth a lot. And we were astounded by his instrument and how he used it. And then when we got on stage, it felt like. nature.

“It doesn’t feel like we’re trying to be anything that we’re not.”

The Queen, along with Adam Lambert, who became a more permanent member in 2012, had the honor of opening the Platinum Party at the Palace on Saturday, performing We Will Rock You in front of the Victoria Memorial, outside Buckingham Palace.

Of course, May performed a guitar solo of the famous national anthem atop Buckingham Palace on Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Anniversary 20 years ago in 2002.