The white duke, David Bowie, announced in recent days that it is working with new unreleased material and that it plans to release new music in the short term. Bowie gave this advance when he was interviewed at a charity event celebrating 50 years of the artist's career and raising funds for the Terrence Higgins Trust, a charity that fights AIDS, an event held in the city of London (United Kingdom ) in the past few days.
Later the information was also disseminated through a rather unique press release in which Bowie proposed to keep the unknown with a mysterious message that said: “The city is even better than the city you were in last year, so remember: dance, dance, dance. And then sit down for a minute, rest, get up and run everywhere. Do it. I love you. More music soon. David ".
This week the representatives of the British singer confirmed the veracity of the mysterious message, a style similar to the message he spread a few months ago, when he won the award for best solo male artist in the Brit Awards. Bowie was unable to attend the ceremony, but sent a short message inciting the current British debate on Scottish independence. Kate Moss, who received the award, read the message that read: "Thank you very, very much ... and Scotland, stay with us".