Rolling Stones "de-aged": watch the video for "In The Stars". The tracklist of the new album "Foreign Tongues"

15-05-2026

The Rolling Stones travel back in time in the video for “In The Stars”. To accompany the single released in recent days, a preview of the new album “Foreign Tongues” out on July 10 and produced by Andrew Watt, the band once again chose to work with director Francois Rousselet.
In the clip, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood appear de-aged thanks to deepfake technology, sporting a look that openly recalls the Stones of the 70s. In some sequences the effect even goes back to an era before Wood joined the lineup, which happened in 1975 after Mick Taylor's departure.

Rousselet had already worked with the group, directing the videos for “Angry”, featuring Sydney Sweeney, and “Ride 'Em On Down”, starring Kristen Stewart. This time the video's leading face belongs to actress Odessa A'zion, who shared her enthusiasm for the project: “The first record I bought and listened to all the way through was 'Tattoo You'. I'm obsessed with the Rolling Stones. Working with them was one of my dreams.”
“In The Stars” will be part of “Foreign Tongues”, an album whose full tracklist has already leaked. Among the tracks included is also a cover of “You Know I'm No Good” by Amy Winehouse.

Tracklist for “Foreign Tongues”:

  1. Rough and Twisted
  2. In the Stars
  3. Jealous Lover
  4. Mr. Charm
  5. Divine Intervention
  6. Ringing Hollow
  7. Never Wanna Lose You
  8. Hit Me in the Head
  9. You Know I’m No Good
  10. Some of Us
  11. Covered in You
  12. Side Effects
  13. Back In Your Life
  14. Beautiful Delilah
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Claudio Fabretti, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.

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