Best song JOURNEY || Don't Stop Believin (1981)

Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" was released in 1981 on the album Escape. Its iconic keyboard riff, inspiring lyrics about hope and struggle, Steve Perry's powerful vocals, and its enduring, generational popularity make it a rock anthem with incredible global appeal. What Makes "Don't Stop Believin'" Unique Inspirational and Universal: The lyrics tell stories about everyday life, romance, and the pursuit of dreams, uniting people from diverse backgrounds. Distinctive Keyboard Intro: Jonathan Cain created one of the most famous opening keyboard riffs in rock history. Steve Perry's Vocals: Steve Perry delivers a powerful and emotional tenor, even though the song was written without a piercing lead vocal. Enduring Popularity: While it didn't immediately reach the top of the charts, its popularity exploded again through TV shows like Glee and became a staple at various events, making it the best-selling digital song of the pre-digital era. Cultural Recognition: The Library of Congress even inducted it into the National Recording Registry, recognizing its historical and cultural influence in the U.S. Concert Phenomenon: The song became a staple at Journey concerts, with audiences of all ages singing along. ‪@MH10273‬