The 72-year-old legendary Beach Boys singer and composer had started writing material to record with the group before he and fellow founding member Al Jardine were ousted in 2012 by Mike Love, so he has turned to other vocalists to help him complete the songs, reported Rolling Stone magazine.
"It was a shock. I was so proud of how the Boys were singing. Then it just ended. I was writing for the Boys, so I thought, 'What am I gonna do without them?'," Wilson said.
The centrepiece of the album is set to be the track featuring Lana, which is about the way The Beach Boys broke up.
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