The announcement also featured a snippet of Halsey’s new song in which she sings: “All of this is temporary” while a grueling industry instrumental plays in the background. The post didn’t include a release date for the album.

If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power will follow Halsey’s 2020 studio effort Manic. The album received positive reviews and debuted on No. 2 on the U.S. Billboard 200 charts. Since then, the 26-year-old singer made several guest appearances on songs from Juice WRLD, Machine Gun Kelly, and others.

Reznor hasn’t been active as a producer outside NIN for a while. His most recent works include serving as a co-producer on Saul Williams’ The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust! in 2007 and producing few songs for Jane’s Addiction in 2009.

Ross, on the other hand, co-produced Jehnny Beth’s critically-acclaimed debut effort To Love Is to Live, in 2020.

Besides working together on NIN’s music, Reznor and Ross also teamed up to make a number of music scores in recent years. This included HBO’s Watchmen, Netflix’s Mank, and Pixar’s Soul.

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The news wasn’t all Halsey had in store for her fans, as she also shared “Graveyard,” the new single from the album. The track came accompanied by a music video which shows the 24-year-old singer painting the Maniac cover on a big canvas. Check it out below.

Hasley announced Maniac back in March and shared the album’s first single “Nightmare” in May. The song received positively by critics and described as “unorthodox,” peaked at No.15 on US Billboard Hot 100, while also getting to No.26 on UK Singles. It was especially popular on streaming platform Spotify, where it was listened to more than 77 million times.

It’s been quite of a busy year for Hasley, as she took part in several collaborations and projects in 2019. She joined forces with Yungblud and Blink 182’s Travis Barker for the track “11 Minutes,” while collaborating with South Korean boy band sensation BTS on song “Boy with Luv.”

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Halsey recently made an appearance on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, which often sees music acts deliver covers of their favorite songs. The 24-year-old singer opted for “Sucker,” and it was a great choice as the reactions to her rendition of the song were overwhelmingly positive. Check out the video below to see why.

Fans were not the only ones who loved the cover, as the Jonas Brothers were impressed as well, sharing their appreciation on social media.

“Oh my God,” the band said in a video posted to Twitter. “Halsey, that was amazing. Thank you so much for covering ‘Sucker.’ It sounded incredible. We love ya!”

As part of her Live Lounge session, Halsey also sang her 2019’s hit “Nightmare.” Hear it below.

Back in March, Halsey announced that she is working on her third studio album. The record, which will serve as a follow-up to 2017’s Hopeless Fountain Kingdom, is expected to be released at some point in 2019.

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The announcement also featured a snippet of Halsey’s new song in which she sings: “All of this is temporary” while a grueling industry instrumental plays in the background. The post didn’t include a release date for the album.

If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power will follow Halsey’s 2020 studio effort Manic. The album received positive reviews and debuted on No. 2 on the U.S. Billboard 200 charts. Since then, the 26-year-old singer made several guest appearances on songs from Juice WRLD, Machine Gun Kelly, and others.

Reznor hasn’t been active as a producer outside NIN for a while. His most recent works include serving as a co-producer on Saul Williams’ The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust! in 2007 and producing few songs for Jane’s Addiction in 2009.

Ross, on the other hand, co-produced Jehnny Beth’s critically-acclaimed debut effort To Love Is to Live, in 2020.

Besides working together on NIN’s music, Reznor and Ross also teamed up to make a number of music scores in recent years. This included HBO’s Watchmen, Netflix’s Mank, and Pixar’s Soul.

The post Halsey’s New Album Will Be Produced by NIN’s Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The news wasn’t all Halsey had in store for her fans, as she also shared “Graveyard,” the new single from the album. The track came accompanied by a music video which shows the 24-year-old singer painting the Maniac cover on a big canvas. Check it out below.

Hasley announced Maniac back in March and shared the album’s first single “Nightmare” in May. The song received positively by critics and described as “unorthodox,” peaked at No.15 on US Billboard Hot 100, while also getting to No.26 on UK Singles. It was especially popular on streaming platform Spotify, where it was listened to more than 77 million times.

It’s been quite of a busy year for Hasley, as she took part in several collaborations and projects in 2019. She joined forces with Yungblud and Blink 182’s Travis Barker for the track “11 Minutes,” while collaborating with South Korean boy band sensation BTS on song “Boy with Luv.”

The post Halsey Details New Album, Shares Single “Graveyard” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Halsey recently made an appearance on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, which often sees music acts deliver covers of their favorite songs. The 24-year-old singer opted for “Sucker,” and it was a great choice as the reactions to her rendition of the song were overwhelmingly positive. Check out the video below to see why.

Fans were not the only ones who loved the cover, as the Jonas Brothers were impressed as well, sharing their appreciation on social media.

“Oh my God,” the band said in a video posted to Twitter. “Halsey, that was amazing. Thank you so much for covering ‘Sucker.’ It sounded incredible. We love ya!”

As part of her Live Lounge session, Halsey also sang her 2019’s hit “Nightmare.” Hear it below.

Back in March, Halsey announced that she is working on her third studio album. The record, which will serve as a follow-up to 2017’s Hopeless Fountain Kingdom, is expected to be released at some point in 2019.

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