The Tom Petty YouTube Channel released a demo version of his hit “You Don’t Know How It Feels,” and it could be a sign of some sort of new release.

Embedded below, the video features new artwork of a wolf, which is also present on Petty’s social media channels and on his official website that also contains a countdown clock.

The wolf artwork on social media and Petty’s website is also animated and features the phrase, “Most things I worry about never happen anyway,” which is a lyric from “Crawling Back To You” off his 1994’s album Wildflowers that also features “You Don’t Know How It Feels.”

Could this mean that long-rumored anniversary reissue of Wildflowers is on the way? Only time (and maybe that countdown clock) will tell.

5 Classic Artists That Have Topped the Billboard Album Chart Only Once

• Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers – ‘Hypnotic Eye’

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  After 38 years, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers finally got their first number one album with July 2014's 'Hypnotic Eye.' Sadly, it would be the band's final album with Petty who would die suddenly in October 2017 at age 66.

• Bob Seger – ‘Against The Wind’

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  Seger's 11th studio release stands as his only number one album and has sold over 5 million copies in the U.S.  The album also features guest backing vocals from Eagles' Glenn Frey, Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit.

• David Bowie – ‘Blackstar’

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  Released just two days prior to his shocking death, 'Blackstar' is the only album from David Bowie to ever hit number one on the Billboard 200.  There's going out on top, and then there's this incredible moment.
• James Taylor – ‘Before This World’

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  If anyone deserves a number one, it's legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor, who after 47 years and 16 studio albums finally topped the Billboard 200 in June 2015 with 'Before This World.'

• The Police – ‘Synchronicity’

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  The final studio album from The Police, 'Synchronicity' would be their only number one album to top the Billboard 200 and be the trio's most successful album in the United States selling over eight million copies.

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