Debbie Harry announces new album
Debbie Harry, best known as the lead singer of Blondie, has revealed plans for a new album titled High Noon, set to release on February 26, 2027 through BMG. This comes nearly a decade after her previous album and marks her first new release since the passing of Clem Burke, Blondie's longtime drummer, in April 2025.Collaborators on the new album
The album was created with Johnny Marr, former guitarist of The Smiths; Glen Matlock, former bassist of the Sex Pistols; and Zach Condon, leader of the band Beirut. These collaborators bring a range of musical backgrounds, from alternative rock to indie folk, to the project.First song released
A first excerpt from the album, titled "Spectral Eyes," has been made public. This track gives a glimpse into the sound of High Noon, which the press release describes as "rooted in the present, shaped by who we are and how we live today."Debbie Harry's musical legacy
Debbie Harry's voice, which has deepened over the years, continues to be a defining feature of her music. Her ability to blend pop and rock into immediate, memorable melodies remains unchanged, as noted in the press release.Album described as a fusion of influences
The press release describes High Noon as "pure Blondie: a fusion of all our influences and eras to create something new." This statement reflects the band's evolution while maintaining its signature sound and identity.
