What's Happening?
The Rolling Stones have released two new singles, 'Jealous Lover' and 'Divine Intervention,' as part of their upcoming album 'Foreign Tongues,' set to be released on July 10 via Capitol Records. 'Jealous Lover' is accompanied by a music video directed
by Chris Barrett and Luke Taylor, featuring actors Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton. The track showcases Mick Jagger's vocal range and the band's classic rock sound. 'Divine Intervention' features a collaboration with The Cure's Robert Smith, adding a gothic element to the song. The album, produced by Andrew Watt, includes contributions from notable artists such as Paul McCartney and Chad Smith, and features posthumous performances by the late Charlie Watts.
Why It's Important?
The release of new music by The Rolling Stones is significant as it marks the band's continued influence and relevance in the music industry. The collaboration with artists like Robert Smith and Paul McCartney highlights the band's ability to bridge different musical styles and generations. This release could potentially attract a diverse audience, from long-time fans to younger listeners. Additionally, the involvement of high-profile artists and the production by Andrew Watt may enhance the album's appeal and commercial success. The anticipation surrounding 'Foreign Tongues' underscores the enduring legacy of The Rolling Stones in rock music.
What's Next?
While the release of 'Foreign Tongues' is confirmed, the possibility of a supporting tour remains uncertain. Guitarist Keith Richards has expressed doubts about the feasibility of touring due to the challenges of travel. However, he mentioned the potential for residency shows in major cities like London, New York, or Paris. Such residencies could offer fans a unique opportunity to experience the band's live performances in a more intimate setting. The decision on touring or residencies will likely depend on logistical considerations and the band's health and availability.
