Even though Rod Stewart is focused on his current Las Vegas residency, he is still thinking about his forthcoming new studio album. The legendary singer says he has nearly a dozen songs already written.
"Believe it or not, I've got 10 tracks ready for the new album. I've got songs coming out of my bum at the moment," he told the Vegas Player magazine. "I just wish I could have had this 25 or 30 years ago. I was enjoying myself too much then."
The new album, expected to be released sometime next year, is the follow-up to Stewart's 2013 album Time. The new album is expected the feature material largely written by Stewart himself.
"As long as the voice is there, I'll keep going," he insisted. "I've been really lucky with my voice. It's stayed in pretty good shape. It gets a bit of a battering now and then — four shows in six days — but I look after it as if it were the crown jewels."
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