While in London for his Assassination Vacation tour, the Torontonian rapper told the crowd on Tuesday that he was currently working on a new record.

"I kinda actually started last night to be honest with you," he is heard saying in a video uploaded to Twitter by a fan. "But I think what I'ma do after this is go home, and I'ma make a new album so I can come back to London next year and we can do this again".

Drake didn't reveal any additional details about the forthcoming project.

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Drake just announced a new album is on the way 😄🙌🏽🎶 #AssassinationVacationTour #drake #london pic.twitter.com/InJZNe3oij

— Shy (@shytunes) April 9, 2019

His latest album "Scorpio" came out in 2018. According to Nielsen Music, it earned 742.9 million on-demand audio streams during the first week of its release -- becoming the most popular album of the year.

Drake also appears to be working on a sequel to his collaborative project with fellow rapper Future, "What a Time to Be Alive," released in 2015. Last week, Future revealed on Instagram Stories that they were in the midst of "cook[ing] up new music."

Drake just concluded his residency at London's legendary O2 Arena, which was momentarily renamed the O3 for the rapper's Assassination Vacation tour -- hinting at his single "God's Plan" in which the rapper says "and you know me / Turn the O2 into the O3, dog."

Turn The O2 into The O3. This is God’s Plan. #DrakeTheO3 pic.twitter.com/ezm2qDqe6m

— O2 music (@O2music) March 31, 2019

The series of performances featured several guest appearances, including Giggs, Unknown T and J Hus -- who was arrested a few hours before joining Drake onstage.

Last night was mad. Beh love to all my fans, friends and family. Been seeing all the support while I was away. Trust me I appreciate you all.

Shout out to @Drake

The Farda is back!! pic.twitter.com/7R6HrqiO3p

— J HUS (@Jhus) April 6, 2019