Ellie Goulding hints her involvement in the new 'Spectre' theme song

LONDON, July 28 (UPI) -- Ellie Goulding is keeping James Bond fans on their P's and Q's.

The U.K. songstress has been dropping hints that she has recorded the theme song for the new James Bond Spectre film.

The New York Daily News reported that on Monday Goulding posted an Instagram photo of herself leaving the famous Abbey Road Studios building in London, where Adele recorded her Oscar-winning single "Skyfall" for the 2012 Bond film.

Goulding captioned the photo "That's a wrap!"

Goulding also provoked rumors of her involvement earlier in July when she tweeted "Live and let die," the name of Paul McCartney's 1973 James Bond movie theme song.

Live and let die

— Ellie Goulding (@elliegoulding) July 9, 2015

But the "Like You Do" singer isn't the only one dropping hints.

According to BBC News Spectre director, Sam Mendes confirmed last week that the film's theme song was completed. Mendes, however, refused to say who was on the vocal track.

"I can say that the song's been recorded and it's fantastic and I'm very excited about it," Mendes said.

"You won't have to wait long," he added.

Spectre is the 24th installment of the mega popular James Bond film series. The action thriller which will star Daniel Craig as Agent 007 is set to hit theaters Nov. 6.