Sam Fender has confirmed his second album is “ready” to drop.
The British singer-songwriter has told his fans to prepare themselves as his follow-up to 2019’s ‘Hypersonic Missiles‘ is imminent.
Alongside a studio snap on his Instagram Story, he wrote: “Aye, it’s finished. Get ready”.
There is still no word on what the album will be called or a release date just yet.
The 27-year-old star had finished penning the tunes last year.
He said at the time: “I think it’s done. Well, not recorded. I’ve written the songs … there might be one or two songs that’ll come along on the way [as well], but yeah: I’ve just got to start recording.”
Sam also teased details of the upcoming LP, revealing that some of the songs will sound similar to his track ‘Borders’.
He added: “I love that track, sonically. I kinda wanted to sonically go down that [route] a bit more.”
Sam then jokingly claimed that the remainder of the record would feature “a whole load more of Bruce Springsteen rip-offs”.
Meanwhile, Sam previously confessed he was “chewing” his “face off in frustration” when the likes of George Ezra and Hozier’s careers exploded and his didn’t.
The singer was “desperate” to become a pop star and felt deflated when his career didn’t take off as he’d hoped.
He confessed: “They all went on to explode, while I didn’t.
“I was chewing my face off in frustration, I was that desperate to make it like they had, to write pop songs because I thought people might like them.
“Then I realised that if I’m going to fail, then I may as well fail on my own terms, with songs I really believed in.”