Fans of the American singer-songwriter might already be familiar with this inspirational anthem, as it is a new version of Bon Jovi's 2019 "Unbroken" with John Shanks on production duties.

All proceeds from the single will benefit the Invictus Games Foundation, which supports the recovery and rehabilitation of international wounded, injured or sick military personnel.

"In light of what has come, you know, with his leaving the monarchy, as it were, I didn't plan on any of this. But he said: 'Not only am I going to come back [to England], you know, but I want to be there when you do it'. And to do it at Abbey Road, of course where the Beatles once were; and to do it with the "artist formerly known as Prince," I think it's gonna be an incredible, moving moment," Bon Jovi told the BBC of the collaboration back in February.

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The Canadian singer-songwriter has enlisted Eminem for her debut album, "Before Love Came to Kill Us," which she released after much debate this Friday, March 27.

Earlier this month, Reyez took to Instagram to tell her fans that she was "conflicted" at the idea of dropping her LP in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"The whole premise of building this album was to make something that made people think about their mortality. Now it seems like a theme song to what's happening irl. I've reached out for advice; the general consensus is 'drop it.' I put everything into this, I even pulled it down from the pre order to make changes because I needed to make sure I was passionate and proud of it -- not the label, not my managers -- me. So I did," she explained at the time.

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The much-anticipated album notably features "Coffin," in which Reyez reconnects with Eminem a few years after their collaboration for his 2018 single, "Good Guy."

"I'm at the end of my wits, let's end this/ Then begin again tomorrow/ Fresh start, let you spoil me/ Pledge your loyalty, treat me like a king/ Just to fuck me over royally/ Boy, are we water mixed with oil," the rapper spits in the conflicted love song.