Bebo Norman is set to release his new album, Lights of Distant Cities, next month.
The album is out on 22 October and the first single release, "The Broken", is already out to preview.
"Hope y'all enjoy!" Bebo tweeted.
Light and dark look to be a theme in the "Try" singer's latest album, with songs on the track listing like "Daylight Breaking" and "World Gone Dark".
The opening track takes the same name as the album, "Lights of Distant Cities".
Says Bebo: "You can't understand light unless you understand darkness, because that's where life is most often lived - somewhere between the two.
"It's messy and it's beautiful all at the same time."
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