Hill says the band have gone through "an incredible healing process", raising the prospect of new music.

Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill met fans in Piccadilly Circus in London on Wednesday Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean have raised hopes of the Fugees making their first new album in nearly three decades, with Hill saying the band have gone through "an incredible healing process". The group have not released a studio album since The Score in 1996, which was one of the defining albums of its generation, featuring the hits Ready or Not, Fu-Gee-La and Killing Me Softly. The pair have reunited on stage a number of times in recent years and spoke to BBC News ahead of a major concert in Milton Keynes on Friday to mark the album's 30th anniversary. Jean said they are "in an amazing place", and broke into song during the interview to celebrate that he is "back with my bandmate". The Fugees released their first album, Blunted on Reality, in 1994, and The Score two years later The renewed bond between the two was evident during the interview. When asked about the possibility of a new album, Jean began by restating the question, "Will there be music in the future?", and Hill chimed in: "Absolutely." Jean continued: "All I can tell you is, man, we're in God's hands,” before singing: “I’m back with my bandmate!