Radio Silence is a far too appropriate a working title for James Blake’s forthcoming album. Details on the English musician’s third studio record have been kept mum, leaving fans to speculate any information that emerges for the follow-up to 2013’s Overgrown.

The newest development comes as a retweet and Facebook repost of a London mural with the phrase “The Colour in Anything.” It was painted by Quentin Blake, the illustrator of Roald Dahl’s children books such as Matilda and James And The Giant Peach.

Blake, who recently disclosed that the album was nearly finished, has not revealed a release date for the mysterious record. His collaboration with Beyoncé appears on her new album Lemonade.

This just in: mysterious Quentin Blake billboards going up in Great Eastern St, London EC2…! pic.twitter.com/a3rGDPnFcG

— Sir Quentin Blake HQ (@QuentinBlakeHQ) April 28, 2016

H/T: Fact Mag

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