Singer Morrissey has scrapped plans to retire this year after signing a new record deal.
He is now making plans to release another album, Contactmusic reported.
The former The Smiths frontman, who suffered a string of health woes in 2013 which forced him to cancel concerts, looks set for a brighter 2014 after joining the roster at Harvest Records, a new label imprint of Capitol.
He is working on a new studio album, his first since 2009's 'Years of Refusal', with acclaimed producer Joe Chiccarelli, who has previously collaborated with Alanis Morissette and The Strokes, among others.
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