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Alice Cooper and Cody Jinks Release “Moving Mountains”

Alice Cooper and Cody Jinks release “Moving Mountains,” with Bob Ezrin among the songwriters and an official video filmed by Tyler Stubblefield.

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Alice Cooper and Cody Jinks have released “Moving Mountains,” a jointly billed single with an official music video. The release brings the two singers together on a song whose writing credits also include a familiar name from Cooper’s history: Bob Ezrin.

Apple Music dates the single October 2, 2026, and its release metadata identifies Cody Jinks LLC and Late August Records. Jinks’s official website is featuring the track as available now, with links to streaming services and the video.

Bob Ezrin joins the songwriting credits

The description accompanying the video on Jinks’s official artist channel names Jinks, Cooper and Ezrin as the song’s writers. That credit connects this collaboration to a much longer creative relationship between Cooper and Ezrin.

Cooper’s official album catalogue credits Ezrin as producer of “Welcome to My Nightmare,” released in March 1975. The record marked Cooper’s first solo album after the earlier releases by the Alice Cooper band. More than half a century later, their names appear together again in the writing credits for “Moving Mountains.”

The lyrics published with the new video move through solitude, public image and spiritual imagery, with a narrator reflecting on how he is seen while insisting he still has more to give. The mountain in the title becomes part of that declaration of persistence.

Watch the official video

Tyler Stubblefield receives the filming credit in the video description. The clip is available on Jinks’s official artist channel, alongside the published lyrics and songwriting credits.

Watch Cody Jinks and Alice Cooper’s “Moving Mountains” official video.

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