Paul returned to the studio to record a new album, he said the record label Capitol Records announcing an agreement with the Beatles legend.
McCarthey, 74 years old singer said he was '' really excited '' with his new contract with the label, which includes a complete catalog of his production after the Beatles.
The record label said the musical icon who continues to give great concerts in the world, was '' currently working on a new album, '' without giving further details.
'' Paul McCarthey association with Capitol has largely defined our heritage and we are all very proud and honored that you have decided to return to this house, '' said Steve Barnett, executive director of the group.
'' We are delighted that you are making new music for the coming years and that Capitol help bring the world '' he added.
McCarthet, who in recent years has maintained a busy schedule with tours, announced in an interview last week Rolling Stones might soon need to slow down at work.
When asked whether he could imagine doing tours like those of the 1980s, the legendary singer replied that that would be '' unimaginable ... and inappropriate ''.
His last world tour will end in October at the Desert Trip in California, in a great unique show which will also act Rolling Stone, Bob Dylan, The Who, Neil Young and Roger Waters.
