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The Rolling Stones set Jealous Lover for June release

A falsetto-led R&B cut with Steve Winwood on Rhodes and organ, Jealous Lover finds The Rolling Stones leaning into rhythm and blues with bite, humour and a deep, rolling groove.

Rolling Stones — Jealous Lover

The Rolling Stones announce soulful new single Jealous Lover from Foreign Tongues

The Rolling Stones have announced details of their new single Jealous Lover, which will be released on 26 June.

The track is the latest song to be taken from the band’s forthcoming studio album Foreign Tongues, due for release on 10 July via Polydor/Universal Music. It follows previous single In The Stars, with the new cut shifting into a soul and R&B-driven groove.

Pre-save the single here and pre-order the album here.

A rhythm and blues groove with a falsetto lead

Jealous Lover is described as being anchored by a falsetto lead vocal from Mick Jagger, with the song’s lyric casting a pointed warning towards an overly inquisitive lover. Musically, it draws on the band’s long-running connection with rhythm and blues, placing the focus on warm keys, tight guitar interplay and a deep rhythm section.

Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood handle electric guitars on the track, while Darryl Jones plays bass and Steve Jordan provides drums and percussion. Steve Winwood adds Rhodes and organ, with producer Andrew Watt contributing electric guitar, acoustic guitar, synthesisers and piano. Matt Clifford also appears on synthesisers.

Foreign Tongues is released on 10 July via Polydor/Universal Music.

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