Adele to sing for James Bond again?

Call him the spy who (really) loved her.

A week after Adele’s “Skyfall� became the first James Bond theme to win the Academy Award for original song, producers for the spy-film franchise have drafted Adele to sing for the next Bond movie, as well, according to a report in England’s Sun newspaper.

“[They’re] thrilled by how well the song has been received and hope Adele’s presence on the next film will replicate that success,� said an unnamed source. “They want her to become as synonomous with Bond as Dame Shirley [Bassey].�

Known for a string of classic Bond themes (including “Diamonds Are Forever�), 76-year-old Bassey sang “Goldfinger� on the Oscars telecast, which also featured Adele performing “Skyfall.� Both songs enjoyed significant sales boosts in the days following the ceremony, wrote Keith Caulfield at Billboard, with “Skyfall� jumping to No. 61 from No. 83 on the Hot 100.

The Adele tune -- co-written and produced by Paul Epworth, who worked with the singer on “Rolling in the Deep� -- also won a Golden Globe and a BRIT Award. Listen to it below.