Tame Impala leader shows graphic with finished songs and generates speculation about the successor of The Slow Rush, released in 2020
After years of silence in the studio, Kevin Parker gave a clear sign that the next phase of the Tame Impala It may be very close. In a new publication in Instagramthe artist shared a series of images that show scenes of everyday life – from dinners, festivals and recordings, to an intimate moment with his wife, Sophie Lawrencepregnant with the couple’s second child. But the detail that most caught the attention of fans appeared at the end of the carousel: an image of a progress graphic with 13 finished songs, marked as “Done”.
The short and suggestive caption – “Been Busy” (“I’ve been busy”) – just to move the fan base of the Australian band, thirsty for news since The Slow Rushof 2020. Although there is no official confirmation about the release of a new album, it seems that Parker It is finalizing a new studio work.
In the comments, artists like Dua Lipa, SZA, A $ AP ROCKY and Wayne Coyne (The Flaming Lips) left warm messages. “God, I need it now,” he wrote SZAreflecting the collective feeling of anticipation. Until the presenter Zane Lowefrom the Apple Musicappeared to congratulate the musician.
Kevin Parker It has also maintained some stage activity in recent months, especially with DJ sets, some of them opening the shows of the new tour of Justice in Australia, scheduled for the end of 2025. In one of these events, he even surprised the audience by playing an unreleased track of Tame Impalareinforcing the suspicion that the new album may be about to leave the oven.
For fans who follow the trajectory of the multi-instrumentalist since Innerspeaker (2010), the promise of a new album carries more than expectation: it is the chance to enter the psychedelic, introspective and emotional universe that Parker build like few.
See this photo on InstagramA publication shared by Tame Impala (@tameimampala)
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Source: Rollingstone
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