According to MTV News, Seal and producer of his first two albums, Trevor Horn, have pushed aside their differences and are now reported to be working together on Seal's third album.

The two split almost a year ago, when it was reported that Seal was unhappy with Horn's over-production of his third album. Since then, Seal departed label ZTT, which is co-owned by Horn, to join Warner Bros, and subsequently employed Stu Levine to take over production of the album.

That the two are working on the forthcoming album raises the question "Will this delay the album further?". With this news, it is anyone's guess whether Seal will decide to re-record all of the tracks on the album, or to go ahead with those already wrapped up.
Maybe that September release isn't looking so positive after all...