Lindsey Buckingham recently revealed that he has begun working on his next album.
In a lengthy message posted on social media, Buckingham took a retrospective look at 2022, saying although it "was certainly a positive year in many respects, it was also a year of loss and disappointment."
"The sad passing of several of my longtime soulmates has been profoundly heartbreaking," he said in apparent reference to the death of his former Fleetwood Mac bandmate Christine McVie in November.
"And a largely successful year of touring was unexpectedly cut short at the end due to challenges with my health. The year's polarity of positives and negatives has only strengthened my resolve to remain in the moment and to continue to move forward," he added. "Happily, my health has returned, and I've begun work on a new album. Thanks so much to everyone for your support. I'm looking forward to 2023 and beyond."
Buckingham's last album was a self-titled solo album, released in 2019.
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