He finally disproved everyone about his silent retirement and the "Thin White Duke" returns after 10 years in the discography with a new album which he calls with the optimistic title "The Next Day". After a barrage of publications about what the now permanently New York-based British artist is up to, he chose the day of his 66th birthday, on January 8 to announce that on 11 His work will be released in March, which will contain 14 new songs_in the deluxe version there will be three more.

The first song of the album titled “Where Are We Now?» can already be heard on his new site and can also be downloaded from iTunes. The lyrics of the song refer to the period '77-'78 that Bowie lived in Berlin and related to reference points such as Potsdamer Platz or the KaDeWe shopping center. The video for the song was edited by New York artist Tony Ausler with Bowie's face initially appearing distorted through a doll's head.

David Bowie's last album 'Reality' was released on 2003, an extremely successful tour followed, but it was interrupted after a heart operation 2004 in Germany and has since made few extensive appearances. In the spring it will be held in Victoria & Albert of London exhibition that will cover almost the entire artistic spectrum that the iconic artist moved from 1964 until today.

The songs of the album

The Next Day

Dirty Boys

The Stars (Are Out Tonight)

Love Is Lost

Where Are We Now?

Valentine’s Day

If You Can See Me

I’d Rather Be High

Boss Of Me

Dancing Out In Space

How Does The Grass Grow

(You Will) Set The World On Fire

You Feel So Lonely You Could Die

Heat

The Deluxe version also contains the: 

So She

I’ll Take You There

Plan