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Rolling Stones Release 25th Album Foreign Tongues
The band recorded the album with producer Andrew Watt. It features guest appearances by Robert Smith and Paul McCartney. The record includes original songs and one cover.
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The Rolling Stones have released their 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues. The record pairs original material with one cover and was produced by Andrew Watt. Mick Jagger sings lead on the opening track "Rough and Twisted." The song references a "flyblown town" and questions being taken to an unwanted destination.
Jagger directs criticism at a figure called "Mad Mogul Mr Musk" on the track "Mr Charm." On "Ringing Hollow," he portrays a character seated at a bar. The Cure's Robert Smith appears on "Divine Intervention," trading guitar lines with Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards. Jagger sings about billionaires seeking shelter.
" Jagger delivers the vocal in a punk style. " Jagger takes the role of the song's narrator. " The track uses drums recorded by the late Charlie Watts before his death in 2021. "Hit Me in the Head" incorporates the same Watts drum parts. Richards adds electric guitar.
The album follows the 2023 release Hackney Diamonds.
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