LOS ANGELES, Feb 27 ― Lady Gaga surprised fans by announcing that Stupid Love will premiere tomorrow, February 28 at midnight EST.
Stupid Love will notably mark Gaga’s first new music since 2019’s A Star Is Born soundtrack, which was recorded with the film’s co-star Bradley Cooper.
It is still unclear whether Stupid Love will be featured in the Bad Romance vocalist’s much-anticipated sixth studio album, commonly referred to among fans as LG6.
Speculation about the follow-up to 2016’s Joanne first arose last March, when Gaga quashed rumours that she was expecting a child by revealing that she was “pregnant” with her new LP.
Rumors I’m pregnant? Yeah, I’m pregnant with #LG6
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) March 12, 2019
Last October, she also took fans by surprise when she suggested that LG6 could be titled after British singer-songwriter Adele.
I’m calling my next album ADELE.
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) October 1, 2019
Details about the forthcoming album are scant at this time, although fellow musicians Sophie, BloodPop and Boys Noize have been tied to the project.
BloodPop notably shared the cover art for Stupid Love on his Instagram, also announcing that he co-produced the single with Tchami.
In the meantime, Gaga’s frequent collaborator DJ White Shadow revealed earlier this February that he was not involved in the long-awaited LG6.
“I sat this one out. I’ve heard it. It’s not my art to share with you, but I can tell you this, [as] with everything that she does, it’s genius. I’m excited for her to put it out. I think that it’s really good,” he told E! News.
While LG6 is still on its way, Gaga launched her own Haus Laboratories cosmetic brand last July.
Fans have since speculated that this venture in the beauty industry has influenced the genesis of LG6, with the Born This Way superstar telling YouTube makeup artist NikkieTutorials that “Haus Laboratories is a very colourful place and so is my music.”
“There will be colour, it’ll just come out in ways you might not expect,” she cryptically added in the YouTube video back in December. ― AFP-Relaxnews
