David Bowie will release another album "soon" featuring new material, his long-time producer Tony Visconti tells CNN.
The project would be the follow-up to 2013’s “The Next Day”, the singer’s first new album in a decade.
"There's gonna be another album, definitely ... soon," the producer said -- although he didn't say when.
Visconti played down any suggestion that Bowie might tour the new material. "I don't think he's gonna busk in the Tube ... on the Underground. As far as a concert is concerned I have no idea. He clearly didn't promote 'The Next Day' with a concert and whether he does for the next one I don't know and I couldn't predict that - it's up to him. It's whatever takes his fancy."
The producer’s revelation of fresh Bowie material comes on the heels of news about the November 18 collection, “Nothing Has Changed”, that will present music from the rocker’s 50-year career and include new songs alongside unreleased tracks and greatest hits.
“Nothing Has Changed” will be introduced by the lead single, “Sue (or In A Season Of Crime)”, which will be released as a digital download the same day as the album and as a Record Store Day exclusive 10” single on November 28th.
Check out the tracklisting for "Nothing Has Changed" here.
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