The song **Jealous Lover** is in the spirit of classic rock and roll with elements of soul and disco, while **Divine Intervention** has a darker and more atmospheric sound. In addition to Robert Smith, the recording featured keyboardist Steve Winwood, saxophonist James King, trumpeter Ron Blake, and producer Andrew Watt. During the album presentation in New York, Mick Jagger revealed that the collaboration with Smith came about unexpectedly. According to the musician, he met The Cure frontman in the studio and invited him to join the recording, which he gladly accepted. The new album **Foreign Tongues** will be the 25th studio work by The Rolling Stones. The record will also feature Paul McCartney, Chad Smith, and Steve Winwood, and one of the main highlights of the release will be a track with the last studio recording of drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. Alongside the premiere of **Jealous Lover**, the musicians presented a music video featuring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton, who played a couple going through a difficult period in their relationship. At the end of the video, fans will be treated to a short snippet of another previously unreleased track by the band.