Suzi Quatro on Breaking Barriers in Rock and her Journey as a Music Icon

Suzi Quatro's New Album The Devil in Me Is Her Best Yet". Suzi proudly declares her latest album, The Devil in Me, as the best of her career to date. This iconic American rock vocalist doesn’t make such claims lightly. Suzi's enthusiasm stems from the album's 12 powerful tracks, from the electrifying title song to the closing anthem, Motor City Riders. Inspired by the 2020 lockdown, which paused her busy tour schedule, and her collaboration with her son Richard Tuckey, The Devil in Me is an impressive creative leap following their successful previous album, No Control. Quatro says, “With almost one hundred of my shows canceled and Richard’s band tours postponed, we decided to use our time to write new material influenced by world events.” Fans and industry insiders alike agree: The Devil in Me has taken Suzi's musical journey to new heights.

The album showcases Quatro’s wide-ranging musical style, delivering surprises from hard-hitting rock tracks like The Devil in Me, Get Outta Jail, MotorCity Riders, and Hey Queenie (which echo her 1973 debut) to more experimental songs like Love's Gone Bad, inspired by a pub vibe, and In the Dark, featuring elegant piano and saxophone sounds. Richard Tuckey envisioned the album as cohesive yet groundbreaking, and together they have achieved that goal.