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Alabama Shakes<\/a> have shared their first new song in 10 years \u2013 check it out below.<\/p>\n The band \u2013 comprised of Brittany Howard<\/a>, Heath Fogg, and Zac Cockrell \u2013 went on hiatus back in 2018, and now, they\u2019re back with their first new music in a decade.<\/p>\n \u2018Another Life\u2019 was released on Friday (August 29), and sees the band venture further into 1960s British soul and rock. In an interview with NPR<\/em><\/a>, Howard compares the track to Tom Jones<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen I wrote \u2018Another Life,\u2019 I was thinking about all the lives we carry,\u201d Howard said of the track. \u201cThe ones we\u2019re living right now, the ones that slipped away because of different choices, the what ifs, the what wasn\u2019t meant to be, the goodbyes, and the chance encounters that feel divine.<\/p>\n \u201cThis song is about those threads and how they stretch across time and space, connecting every version of who we are. It\u2019s about letting them come together, letting them harmonize, and realizing that goodbye isn\u2019t really goodbye. It\u2019s more like I\u2019ll see you later. A collective story that never stops unfolding. I\u2019m glad we opened this door into this reality of us making music together again.\u201d<\/p>\n Listen below.<\/p>\n