If the past seven years have felt suspiciously rhythmless, fear no more: Janet Jackson is back.
Jackson announced Wednesday she'll release her first new album in seven years this fall.
The as-yet-untitled album, which will be the singer's first since 2008's Discipline, will be produced through a partnership between BMG and Jackson's own record label, Rhythm Nation.
The so-called "artist services deal" will see Jackson retain ownership of her recordings and full oversight over her costs and revenues, BMG said in a statement.
There's no word yet, however, on a first single.