This "sullen spraying" will become the musical theme of the upcoming TV series "Slow Horses" (slow horses) with Gary Oldman in the lead role. Mike Jagger announced that this week will be released a new solo track called "Strange Game". The song will be the music theme of the new The original series #apple "Slow Horses", the first two episodes of which will appear on Apple TV + this Friday (April 1). The Rolling Stones Frontman wrote a single in collaboration with the nominee on the Oscar Prize composer Daniel Pemberton.

Jagger wrote in # Twitter: "I worked on a fun project with a composer Daniel Pemberton ... Wait, soon he will appear!" Pemberton stated in his statement: "Working with Mick Jagger was one of the most exciting joint projects in my professional career. I think we managed to create an incredibly unique and original title theme, and I can't wait when she hears the rest of the world. "The serial of the series Slow Horses James Hose added:" We always wanted the song to ask the tone show, and in my head There was always only one name - Mick Jagger. To hear the track for the first time was very exciting. "The words and execution of Mika fully passed the mood of Slow Horses, with all the humor and the exaggeration, which I dreamed about." Strange Game is described as "piercing, sullen sputted themed melody", which is "reinforced by Powerful and terrible vocals of Jagger. " It also refers to the elements of the original music of the show and its numerous storylines. And it will be released this Friday # April 1 at the Polydor / Universal Music label Herron.

"The series tells about the group of British intelligence agents, which serve in the M5 dump - Slahow on the outskirts of London," the description says. "Oldman plays Jackson Lamb, a brilliant, but the hot-tempered leader of spies that fall into the slown house because of his mistakes, put the end of the career." Kristen Scott Thomas, Jonathan Price, Olivia Cook and Jonathan Prica, were also filmed. You can watch the official # trailer below.

The rolling stones themselves recently shared the details of their 60-year-old tour of the United Kingdom and Europe, which starts this summer. Gitarist Keith Richards confirmed that The Stones touring drummer Steve Jordan will help the group finish their new album. Richards also said that he was "playing a lot to the bass."