The Rolling Stones are providing an intimate look into the creative process behind their upcoming studio album, Foreign Tongues, through an official podcast series hosted by Norah Jones. The six-part audio program tracks the band’s return to the recording studio. The series is currently available, with episodes detailing the collaborative efforts of Mick, Keith, and Ronnie.
Inside the Recording of Foreign Tongues
The podcast serves as a chronicle of the band’s latest musical chapter, specifically focusing on the production of Foreign Tongues. Throughout the six episodes, host Norah Jones facilitates conversations that explore the band’s creative dynamic. The series highlights how the trio navigated the recording process.
A central theme of the podcast is the band's evolution following the 2021 death of drummer Charlie Watt. Members of the band discuss how they approached the studio sessions in the wake of his passing, providing insight into the emotional weight of recording without their foundational percussionist.
By structuring the content into six distinct chapters, the producers ensure a narrative arc that moves from the initial concept of the album to the final production stages.
Artist Perspectives and Legacy
How to Access the Series
The podcast is widely available. Each episode is released on a weekly basis, allowing listeners to follow the progression of the album's development alongside the band's own timeline.
Whether discussing the loss of a bandmate or the excitement of capturing a new sound, the podcast provides a humanizing lens on one of the world’s biggest acts.
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