The singer says she created the album “in the space between life and death.”
Halsey's fans won't have to wait long for the singer's fifth album. Halsey has announced that her upcoming album The great imitator The project will arrive on October 25, and he also revealed one version of the art for the upcoming project: a wide-eyed, rosy-cheeked self-portrait that looks like a clipping from a newspaper ad.
“I made this recording in the time between life and death. I feel like I've waited forever for it. I'm going to wait a little longer. I've waited a decade already,” Halsey wrote on social media.
Yesterday, Halsey launched a fan search to reveal five different album covers. On August 27, Halsey released a trailer for her “confessional concept album,” a roughly 90-second clip that explores how her music might have been perceived if she had debuted in the 2000s, ’90s, ’80s, or ’70s. The great imitator You will use sound to travel through time.
“I really thought this might be the last album I ever put out. When you get sick like that, you start thinking about ways things could have been different,” she says at the beginning of the video. “What if all of this hadn’t happened? Ashley, 18, became Halsey in 2014.”
Halsey, who released her latest album If I can't have love, I want power. Three years ago, she saw her return with “The End” is a song about her health struggles with systemic lupus erythematosus and a rare lymphoproliferative disorder. The haunting song also serves as an ode to her fans. In July, Halsey released “Lucky,” a pop song that combines Britney Spears’s song of the same name with Monica’s “Angel of Mine,” followed by “Lonely Is the Muse” in August, a dark pop song about how past lovers have played a role in her self-esteem.
The great imitator Available for pre-order.
