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Paul McCartney has finally announced his new album ‘McCartney III’

Is this a social media intern gone rogue, or is Sir Paul McCartney teasing an upcoming album?

UPDATE: McCartney has announced that McCartney III will be released this December. Scroll down for more details.

Sir Paul McCartney is dropping some serious hints that the highly anticipated McCartney III is on the way. Being the social media fiend that he is, McCartney has been teasing the album through some sneaky dice emojis and symbolism on his Instagram posts, all recurring in the number three.

McCartney III will complete the trilogy of albums that the artist began recording before The Beatles ended. The original, home-recorded albums were released in 1970 and 1980, respectively, and feature vocals from his late wife Linda.

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The McCartney III rumours began when fans noticed a series of surprise animations popping up across Spotify. The hints only grew, with the man himself posting a number of sneaky III references across his social media. Reddit users even took to the discussion, claiming to have been sent bags printed with the artist’s name and three dice inside.

Although further details are yet to be released, the GodIsInTheTV zine has rumoured that the album was recorded while McCartney was in lockdown, maintaining the DIY aesthetic of the previous two records.

 

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“I’ve been able to write and get into music, starting songs, finishing songs. I’ve had a few little things to write and it’s given me the time to finish some songs that I hadn’t found the time to get around to,” McCartney told GQ earlier this year.

McCartney III will be released December 11 via Capitol Records. It comes as no surprise that the album artwork features the infamous dice.

 

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