After the release of Foreign Tongues, the 82-year-old frontman of the legendary band revealed that he is already working on new material that could become the basis for another The Rolling Stones album in the future. "Yes, it’s quite possible that this will be a trilogy of albums," Jagger said in an interview with NME published on June 30. "I have already started writing new songs. Although some of them may go to other artists. When you write a song, sometimes you realize: 'This is not for me, but, for example, it might suit the Red Hot Chili Peppers' or someone else." The musician noted that he continues to write freely, even if not all compositions fit the sound of The Rolling Stones. "I am very open to different ideas. I have accumulated a lot of material, and not everything is suitable for The Rolling Stones. But that shouldn’t stop me. If an idea comes up, just write it down," he said. According to Jagger, this creative approach was the foundation of Foreign Tongues – the band’s 25th studio album, which intertwines rock, blues, soul, funk, and R&B – genres that have defined the sound of The Rolling Stones for over six decades.