Morrissey
Morrissey signs new recording deal with Sire Records
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Morrissey has signed a new contract with Sire Records, marking his return to the label after years of label troubles. The deal comes amid anticipation for two unreleased albums the singer has been teasing since 2020. Fans hope this will finally lead to new music from the former Smiths frontman.
A collection of previously unseen letters written by Morrissey as a teenager is scheduled to go up for auction next month. The archive includes handwritten notes from 1974 to 1979 in which the future Smiths frontman predicted his rise as a rock star.
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Morrissey has criticised the BBC for refusing to play his new single ‘Notre-Dame’ and claimed that diversity is a lie. The former Smiths singer made the comments in a post on his website Morrissey Central on July 5.
Morrissey has unveiled a 12-track list for an upcoming album on Sire Records via his website on Christmas Day, following his recent signing with the label. The project appears separate from his long-delayed 'Bonfire Of Teenagers'.