Paul Weller's Kids Sing On New Track

Next album a family affair is being make by Paul Weller and two of his children are singing.

Less than a year after the release of his latest record, Wake Up The Nation,frontman Jam has came back to studio.

Help from kids are being took by him - five-year-old son Stevie MAC and model daughter Leah are guest vocalists on new song Be Happy Children.

He tells Q magazine, "My children are on Be Happy Children. My youngest, MAC, is on the chorus and Leah, my daughter, sings the bridge parts. She sounds like her mum in quite an uncanny way."

PAUL WELLER UNLEASH INFO OF NEW ALBUM & 2012 TOUR

After the massive success of his previous two albums,Paul Weller isn't wasting any time to release next album,telling Q Magazine he expects it to be finished by March and ready for release sometime around August or September.

Paul Weller last two album one in 2008’s ’22 Dreams’ and 2010’s ‘Wake Up The Nation’ were described as best work ever.

Weller isn’t taking anything for granted and is continuing to follow the model of his most recent work and incorporating a wide variety of influences and genres into the new album.

Paul Weller revealed that he is working day and night and the album will be finish very soon and will be release soon.Title name yet to be selected with the confirmation that album already has the eleven tracks that will make up the record.

“There’s one called ‘That Dangerous Age’ that we’ve been playing live that’s a mega tune with a funk edge to it. We did a couple of brand new tracks this week and they both sound like singles to me”

The album is being co-produced and co-written with Simon Dine (who also worked on 22 Dreams) and Weller describes the album as containing ‘strong, melodic pop, but mixed with electronic elements.’

Tracks for the currently untitled album are:

Starlight
That Dangerous Age
The Attic
Be Happy Children
Around The Lake
Paper Chase
Twilight
Sleep Of The Serene
No Need To Be Alone
When Your Garden’s Overgrown
Green

Paul Weller At The Metro Arena In Newcastle – performance Review!

Following the annulment of his December date, Paul Weller was at the Metro Radio Arena on Friday night. Gary Beckwith was there.

A BLUSTERY and wind-torn North East saw Paul Weller and his staff sweep into a packed Arena at the weekend. On my trek to the performance I lost count of the wind-swept Weller simulation haircuts decorated by fans, but what was in store was no pale imitation of the ex- Style group and Jam frontman.

Opening with Push It Along the pace of the night was set. What followed was an assorted mix of tracks from a alarming back catalogue.

Weller masterfully wove jointly favourites such as 22 Dreams, All I want toDo , From The Floorboards Up, Dust and Rocks, and Jam and Style committee hits Start! and Shout To The Top.The energetic 52-year-old never let up the momentum excluding for a brief spell on organ and keyboards for mass pleasers You Do Something To Me but option up the pace again with Broken Stones.