Bruce Springsteen has shared his unreleased song “Blind Spot,” the “thematic center” of his Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, one of the seven LPs that have been unearthed for the upcoming Tracks II: The Lost Albums. The album, informally known as the “Drum Loop” album, was inspired by contemporary music like hip-hop and recorded in the mid-Nineties at Springsteen’s Los Angeles home. “Blind Spot” focuses on doubt and betrayal in a relationship, and although the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions were completed in 1995, Springsteen opted to shelve the album and reunite with the E Street Band. Tracks II, set for release on June 27, features a variety of unreleased material from different periods of Springsteen's career, showcasing his diverse musical influences and creative process.