After the long awaited Tracks II, singer already has another volume ready with five unpublished albums that travel from 1973 to 2024
Bruce Springsteen It seems determined not to leave any hidden songs in the drawer. Even with the launch of Tracks II Marked for June 27, the musician revealed that he has already completed a third part of the series, bringing together five whole albums of unprecedented material.
In an interview with The New York Timesthe Boss said the new project, nicknamed Tracks IIIthrough practically all of his career: from the early years after the launch of Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ (1973) even recent compositions from 2024. “There was still a lot of good things that no one heard,” he said. With that, he says he is “emptying the files for good.”
Tracks IIwhich arrives next week, already promises to be a real time trip: there are 82 songs recorded between 1983 and 2018, distributed in seven previously unpublished albums. But Tracks III It seems even more comprehensive, a kind of sound will of everything that has been kept over the years.
In the same conversation, Springsteen also reflected on the US political scenario, classifying the rise of Trump as an “American tragedy” rooted in social inequality and deindustrialization. Even so, it showed optimism: “Our history is democratic, and I believe we will resume this path,” he said.
While preparing the release of this chest of gems, the artist also returns to the spotlight with the movie Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowherewho won his first trailer this Wednesday (19). The production, starring Jeremy Allen White (The Bear), focuses on the creative process behind the disc Nebraska and reinforces the continuous impact of one of the biggest names in American rock.
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Source: Rollingstone
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