Bruce Springsteen recently detailed Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a new box set containing seven previously unreleased albums recorded between 1983 and 2018 (pre-order here). Among those projects is the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, which includes material that Springsteen recorded alongside his Academy Award-winning title track to the 1993 film Philadelphia. Today, he’s shared one of the tracks found on the album, “Blind Spot,” which can be streamed below.

Per a press release, the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions is considered his “loops record,” as it was recorded amidst a period of time wherein he was particularly interested in the rhythms of mid-1990s contemporary music, and particularly West Coast hip-hop. “Initially pouring over CDs of drum samples at his home in Los Angeles, Springsteen began making his own loops with engineer Toby Scott — which formed a rhythmic base he’d build on with keyboards and synthesizer,” the press materials note.

Springsteen originally...