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Introduction
A MESSAGE FROM ABOVE: The Presley Family Reveals a Newly Unearthed Duet Between Elvis and Lisa Marie — A Song That Transcends Time
It is a moment many believed would remain only in dreams: the familiar, soul-deep voice of Elvis Presley harmonizing once more with his daughter, Lisa Marie Presley. Today, the Presley family has shared what many are calling a blessing from beyond — a newly uncovered duet that allows father and daughter to sing together again, decades after both their voices first touched the world.
The track, titled “A Voice From Heaven,” was discovered within the private vaults at Graceland, stored away among boxes of archival tapes and forgotten recordings. Inside these reels was a rare studio vocal from Elvis, recorded during an intimate session in the late 1970s. Producers later paired it with an unreleased recording of Lisa Marie, creating something once thought impossible — a musical reunion that bridges time, memory, and legacy.
From its opening notes, the song feels almost sacred. Elvis’s warm, resonant tone carries the familiarity of history, while Lisa Marie’s gentle, heartfelt performance weaves softly around his. Listeners have described the duet as “a dialogue between two worlds” — a father reaching out, and a daughter answering with love. The arrangement honors Elvis’s signature sound, with understated guitar, quiet orchestral touches, and a closeness that feels deeply personal.
In a statement from the Presley estate, the family shared: “This song represents more than a recording. It is a moment of reunion — a reminder that love and connection endure beyond time.”
Lisa Marie’s daughter, Riley Keough, helped oversee the restoration, ensuring that the musical integrity of both artists remained intact. She expressed how hearing the finished piece felt overwhelming: “It was like time stood still. You can feel the bond in every lyric.”
Fans around the world have responded with emotion, describing the song as both beautiful and heart-stirring. Music historians note its significance not merely as a posthumous release, but as a celebration of family, heritage, and the timeless power of song.
As the final harmonies fade, the message is clear: legacy lives on — and love never disappears.