Bonnie Tyler's final song, Love Light and Peace, will be released later this month.
The Welsh singer, whose real name was Gaynor Hopkins, passed away back in July, with her last studio recording arriving on November 13.
Confirming this news in a statement, Tyler's widower, Robert Sullivan said that he misses "her every single day".
“It’s been a heartbreaking year, and I miss her every single day", he said. “Gaynor never stopped working. She loved singing, she loved her fans, and she poured her whole heart into these songs".
He continued: "The only time she ever had off was during COVID, and even then she was still on Zoom doing interviews all the time. Between live shows she would stop by David Mackay’s studio to work on all these new songs".
"I know she would want people to hear them, and I am so proud of everything she left behind".
Love Light and Peace, was written by Chrissie Hammond and Terry Britten, with the latter co producing the track along with David Mackay.
Bonnie Tyler died back in July, after being admitted to hospital in Faro, Portugal for emergency intestinal surgery.
At the time, a spokesperson said that the procedure went well and that she had been recovering. However, Tyler was later placed in an induced coma as doctors tried to support her recovery. More on this from Nova here.
A statement was shared on the singer's official website at the time.
"Bonnie's family and team are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away last night in hospital in Portugal as a result of the illness that she was being treated for", the post read. "We will issue a further statement shortly but for now ask for privacy to deal with this tragedy".
A number of household names paid sweet tribute to Bonnie Tyler at the time, including Cliff Richard, Katherine Jenkins and Rick Parfitt Jr.
