Overview
- Taylor has issued the single "I See You Now" as the second preview from his seventh solo album, Violence Insane in a Beautiful World, due Sept. 18 on Columbia Records.
- He told BBC Radio 2 that the song is a love song dedicated to his wife, describing the track as a personal tribute.
- A largely black-and-white music video for the single was released with creative credits to his wife Sarina Taylor and longtime collaborator Simon Lupton.
- Taylor will promote the album with a short U.K. tour that begins in Newcastle and includes stops in Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, Swansea and London starting Sept. 21.
- Taylor has framed the album with concerns about what he calls growing global violence and environmental harm, and he has said Queen have not closed the door on future activity as a band.