Paul McCartney has revealed the first fruits of his collaboration with Mark Ronson in the form of single New, ahead of the a album release in October.
Macca sparked widespread bafflement when he began tweeting seemingly random words (including 'potato', which got an over 6000 retweets - not bad for a vegetable) on Tuesday.
Eventually, the Twitter tease was revealed - they're all words that can have 'new' placed in front of them, which is coincidentally the title of the next McCartney album, due to land on October 14 in the UK/October 15 in the US.
Let us know what you think of the lead song in the comments below or on Facebook. We'd love to hear what you make of the Ronson/Macca tag team...
For more information visit the official Paul McCartney website, or follow Macca on Twitter or Facebook. The single New is available to download from iTunes now, with the full album available for pre-order.
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