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Bruce Springsteen blew the lid open in a recent interview with Rolling Stone where he said he has “a lot of projects” on the way.

In the interview, Springsteen covered a lot of topics but the most exciting by far is the myriad of songs he has in a vault just waiting to be enjoyed by fans. On the list of work-in-progress projects includes full-length albums of said unreleased tracks, “lost albums” as he calls them.

“There’s a lot of really good music left. You just go back there. It’s not that hard,” Springsteen told Rolling Stone. “If I pull out something from 1980, or 1985, or 1970, it’s amazing how you can slip into that voice. It’s just sort of a headspace. All of those voices remain available to me if I want to go to them.”

Springsteen also reflected on the current Black Lives Matter movement saying that it is tremendously hopeful to see what is happening and what “history is demanding.” The man famous for writing Born in the U.S.A. admitted that this has been a learning process for him and that “white supremacy and white privilege have gone much deeper than I thought they did.”

Letter to You is the rockstar’s newest musical endeavor, that was written entirely on a guitar gifted to him by a fan, and is set to be released on October 23rd. Watch the namesake single of Springsteen’s twentieth studio record below.