The Rolling Stones announce their upcoming 14-track studio album, “Foreign Tongues,” set for release on July 10. Multiple outlets report that the album includes recordings of late drummer Charlie Watts from one of his final studio sessions before his death in 2021. The band also features contributions from other artists. Deadline reports guest appearances from Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood, Robert Smith of The Cure, and Chad Smith, among others, while CBC similarly highlights Watts’ appearance from his last recording work. The Mirror adds that the band has discussed the recording process and describes details around a final track, including references to a punk-leaning sound, though it frames this as part of the album’s broader creative approach. Across the reports, the core information is that “Foreign Tongues” is a new Rolling Stones studio release led by the band, built with Watts’ final recorded material, and expanded through multiple outside guest contributions. The outlets do not provide further track-by-track confirmation beyond these general releases and involvement notes.