AEROSMITH songwriter-for-hire/producer Marti Frederiksen spoke with Greg Prato from Rolling Stone recently about the band's new album, Music From Another Dimension!

Frederiksen earned a producer credit on three of the album's songs, next to other tracks helmed by Jack Douglas, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. "I think the ones that Jack produced are more 'band guy' songs.' I worked on a couple of other songs I didn't produce on the record, and one is a real rocker that came out of the same time as 'What Could Have Been Love' – (new single) 'Lover Alot.' I co-wrote that with the guys. A whole different beast, man – just rockin', loose and uptempo. That's the great thing about songwriting and being able to work with a band like this – you can do something old-school rock and then do a beautiful ballad. The good thing about all these songs is nothing is over-produced."

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Aerosmith will release Music From Another Dimension!, on November 6th. Check out the official album trailer below:

Two new tracks - 'Lover A Lot' and 'What Could Have Been Love' - have been leaked and can be heard below:

Music From Another Dimension was produced by Jack Douglas, who worked on such classic Aerosmith albums as 1974's Get Your Wings, 1975's Toys In The Attic, and 1976's Rocks.

The cover art, tracklisting and a pre-order widget for Music From Another Dimension can be found below:

'What Could Have Been Love'

'Beautiful'

'Street Jesus'

'Legendary Child'

'Oh Yeah'

'We All Fall Down'

'Another Last Goodbye'

'Out Go The Lights'

'Love Three Times A Day'

'Closer'

'Shakey Ground'

'Lover A Lot'

'Freedom Fighter'

'Up On The Mountain'