Billboard cover star Mick Jagger opens up about the Rolling Stones’ latest creative streak, the making of the band’s new music, and how technology continues to shape the recording process. He reflects on songwriting, working with producer Andrew Watt, revisiting songs left off earlier sessions, and why the Stones feel closer than ever to releasing music at a faster pace. He also opens up about how songs evolve in the studio, the balance between raw creativity and technical precision, and why getting the groove right still matters most. From falsetto vocals and vocal routines to the challenge of building melodies in real time, Jagger gives a rare look at the craft behind his performances. He also shares his take on AI in music, modern recording tools, touring, collaboration, and the legacy of the Rolling Stones as one of rock’s most influential bands. 00:00 Intro: technology in the studio 00:22 New album timing and why it was delayed 1:00 The creative burst after Hackney Diamonds 1:46 ...