American singer-songwriter Ryan Adams has revealed his self-titled album 'Ryan Adams' earlier last week, also revealing two of the tracks from the album via online streaming.

Ryan Adams, who is known for his passionate approach to music, has recently revealed the tracks for his new album 'Ryan Adams' through an online streaming site called NPR.org.

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One of the tracks he has presented to the public was his song 'Gimme Something Good'. The video for 'Gimme Something Good' features 'Elvira, Mistress of the Dark' as its focal point.

The American musician, also a producer, has also released 'My Wrecking Ball', one of the tracks featured in his new album.

According to reports, Ryan Adams' new self-titled album will feature a total of 11 songs which is due for release on September 9 this year.

The American artist has claimed that the inspiration behind his new album was the Smiths and the Velvet Underground. He has also added that it was also based on his frustrations and difficulties with his inner ear ailment called Meniere's disease.

Ryan Adams is said to have worked with producer Glyn Johns for the album, laying out the tracks that would be included in the song while working at the studio.

The singer-songwriter said that the first idea for the album has been completely trashed and that he has spent $100,000 for the recording of the new album concept.

Ryan Adams claimed to have hired his friend Tal Wilkenfield who is a bassist and a drummer who was living at his Los Angeles home to work with for the album.

Additionally, Ryan Adams has also revealed a limited edition 'Seven-Inch (7")' which he has called '1984 EP' through his label under Pax Am.

The singer already has plans despite his album being due for release next week, caliming that Pax Am has already received 'Jacksonville' and 'Seven-Inch (7")' which will feature three unreleased cuts after a week from the release of his album.

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