Adele's long-awaited next album may be coming sooner than we think. Billboard reported on Thursday (Aug. 27) that the diva's third LP will be released in November.

Adele's project, which fans originally thought would be titled 25, was teased in 2014, but the year passed without the followup to 2011's 21. Pharrell Williams, a fellow songwriter, attempted to explain why the album might be taking so long, saying that she is probably busy with her two-year-old son.

While there is still not much else we know about the album, Billboard points out that the singer is working with producers Danger Mouse and Max Martin, along with songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. Ed Sheeran also teased that he knew some people who have heard new material, telling Capital FM, "I haven’t heard [Adele’s album], but everyone I know who’ve worked on it is just like, ‘Dude… that record!’ Apparently, it’s really good.”

So... it's Adele's next record is "really good," has a talented behind-the-scenes crew, and, YES, it's due out in November. Woo!