Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts Return with New Album ‘Second Song’

Legendary musician Neil Young has announced his latest project, ‘Second Song,’ featuring his band the Chrome Hearts, set for release this September.

Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts Return with New Album 'Second Song'

Legendary singer-songwriter Neil Young has officially unveiled an expansive 11-minute single, marking the highly anticipated announcement of his next album with the Chrome Hearts, titled Second Song. The upcoming LP is scheduled for release on September 18 via Reprise Records. The collection promises a diverse listening experience, featuring seven tracks in total—five of which are brand new, alongside two unreleased recordings that date back to the 1960s.

A New Chapter for the Chrome Hearts

Second Song serves as the direct follow-up to last year’s Talkin to the Trees, which stood as the debut project for Young’s collaborative outfit, the Chrome Hearts. The group returned to the familiar creative environment of Shangri-La Studios to track the new material. Maintaining a consistent sonic vision, the album was helmed by the same production team as their debut: Lou Adler, working alongside “the Volume Dealers,” a moniker for the duo of Young and Niko Bolas.

The announcement arrives at a notable time, coming just three months after the clothing brand Chrome Hearts dropped its trademark infringement claim against the musician, clearing the path for the band to continue their work under the moniker.

Tracklist and Legacy

The album reflects both the past and the present of Young’s storied career. Fans can expect the following tracklist:

  • 01 The Foggy Edge Of Time
  • 02 Day After Day
  • 03 Earth Girl
  • 04 Second Song
  • 05 Casting Me Away From You
  • 06 Soon I Might Be Going
  • 07 I’ll Love You Forever

This release continues a prolific period for the artist, who has been revisiting his extensive archives alongside crafting new compositions. As fans await the full project, the title track offers a sprawling, immersive glimpse into the band’s current creative direction.

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