Jack White, Jay-Z Have Unreleased Collaborations In The Vault

Jack White e Jay-Z seemingly have a number of unreleased collaborations in the vault.

The guitarist is set to release two new albums in 2022, with the first – ‘Fear Of The Dawn’ – landing later this week.

Chatting to Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Jack White was probed about a link-up from his past.

2018 album ‘Boarding House Reach’ boasted a song named ‘Over And Over And Over’ which took him some 13 years to get right.

Recording several different versions, one of those iterations took place during a session alongside Jay-Z.

Zane Lowe picked up on this, and asked about further recordings in the vault. “Yeah. That’s true,” Jack White reflected. “It’s not me who doesn’t finish stuff so it’s … I’m not that guy. No, I’m just teasing but I’m more… The personality that I got, I’ll be there tomorrow. So it’s different working styles. So some of that stuff I think will see the light of day when those guys aren’t busy with other projects and stuff.”

“It’s so different because when I went in the studio with him, there was just one microphone which is … I kind of was, ‘Oh, what? Where are the other microphones?’ But I was like, ‘Oh, wow, okay. Yeah, I guess why would you need another microphone?’ So yeah, it’s different worlds. And so Jay was learning about the way I did it and I was learning about the way he did it. That’s like seeing anybody use a method. And if you see anyone using any method, it’s really, really interesting.”

‘Fear Of The Dawn’ will be released on April 8th.

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