Halsey dropped hints about new music in a recent photo dump on Instagram, and captioned the series of recent photos by writing, “Not pictured: me splitting myself in two every day so that I can give you my deepest wounds (and a handful of perfect joys) for the 5th time in 10 years.”

This isn’t the first time Halsey revealed she’s working on her fifth studio album. She left Capitol Records and joined Columbia Records earlier this year, and revealed she’s been working on some of her “favorite stuff [she’s] ever conjured” during this shift. She also said that her next album will feature some of her best songwriting and have no strict genre parameters.

Halsey’s latest studio album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power came out in 2021, and produced singles “I Am Not a Woman, I’m a God”, “You Asked for This”, and “Lilith”. Earlier this year, she recorded a remix of “Lilith” with the BTS singer Suga for Diablo IV soundtrack.

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Halsey recently took to social media to answer several fan questions, and here’s what she had to say after a fan asked her what her next album is going to sound like:

“As of right now I’m approaching it kinda how I approached Manic. No strict genre parameters or anything. Just making what feels good and what hits home definitely some of my best songwriting. a lot of life has happened to me since I wrote IICHLIWP [If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power],” she wrote on Twitter.

Halsey’s last album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power came out in August 2021, and she used it to explore a wide range of different genres, from alternative rock to grunge pop. She’s been on quite a journey since its release, and her next album will be the first released by Columbia Records, after she parted ways with her long-term label Capitol Records earlier this year.

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Halsey announced her departure from Capitol back in April, and this news was quite a shocker for her fans since he’s been with the label for an entire decade. She signed with their Astralwerks imprint in 2013 and released all four of her albums through either Astralwerks or Capitol.

Halsey addressed her exit in a Tumblr post about a month ago and thanked her fans for their patience and faith, adding it will all pay off in the long run.

“This feels like my debut all over again, in some ways. Your love and support have carried me through a time where I thought maybe I only had a few albums left in me, but I know now that there are so many more than I could have ever dreamed,” she wrote on Tumblr.

Halsey also revealed she continued writing new music even after leaving Capitol, saying she’s “working on some of my favorite stuff I’ve ever conjured.” We’re still waiting for her new material, but she recently surprised us with a new version of “Lilith” ft. Suga from the video game Diablo IV.

The post Halsey Signs New Deal With Columbia Records Two Months After Leaving Capitol appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

“Lilith” was previously featured in a trailer for Diablo IV, and Halsey and Suga have been teasing its release for quite some time. The official music video eventually coincided with the game’s release on June 5, and it sees the duo embrace the dark and gritty aesthetic of this highly-anticipated video game.

“Lilith” was originally released as one of the songs from Halsey’s studio album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, and she was thrilled to team up with Suga for the new version.

“Having spent countless hours in Sanctuary with my family, I’m here as both a fan and a collaborator. Plus, I’ve always wanted to do a concept with Suga with this type of dark mythology. Hopefully, fans of Diablo, Suga, and myself will love Lilith’s embrace,” said Halsey in a statement.

This isn’t the first collaboration between the duo. Halsey joined forces with BTS on their global hit “Boy with Luv” and later tapped Suga to record a verse for “Suga’s Interlude” from her third studio album Manic.

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Her other two No. 1 were 2020’s Manic and 2017’s Hopeless Fountain Kingdom.

Her latest album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, was released on August 27 and according to MRC Data via Billboard, it launched with 70,500 copies sold in the U.S., physical album sales just over 52,500, and 18,000 via digital download in the week ending September 2.

The album also debuts at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Vinyl Albums chart and on the Tastemaker Albums chart.

Kanye Wests’ Donda, which arrived on August 29, debuts at No. 2 on Top Album Sales with just under 37,000 copies sold, which all came from digital downloads. Rounding out the top 5 are Oliva Rodrigo’s Sour at No. 3 with 28,000 copies sold, at No. 4 is One Republic’s Human with 17,000 sold, and No. 5 is TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s The Choas Chapter: Freeze with 14,000 sold.

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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.

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Capital Music Group announced that Halsey has earned 50 million RIAA-certified units across her albums, singles, and features. Her 12 new certifications, some of which are from her most recent album, have helped her earn this milestone.

Halsey’s previous albums Hopeless Fountain Kingdom and Badlands have also reached new certification levels with three tracks from Hopeless Fountain Kingdom moving up in status. “Bad at Love” has reached platinum five times, “Now or Never” has reached three times, and “Walls Could Talk” has been awarded a gold certification.

“Without Me” has reached platinum status seven times and “You Should Be Sad” and “Graveyard” have reached platinum status.

Halsey’s collaborations with other artist have awarded her RIAA certifications like her features on Justin Bieber’s “The Feeling,” G-Eazy’s “Him & I,” and The Chainsmokers’ “Closer.” “Closer” was diamond certified by RIAA for selling over 10 million units in 2018 and it was nominated for a Grammy Award for best pop duo/group performance.

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Halsey announced the news on Instagram, in a revealing caption that followed a series of photos from her recent concert at Kulturhalle Zenith in Munich, Germany.

“I think 2020 will mark the end of me touring for a very long time. Thank you for making the memories so special. I am cherishing every single night,” wrote the singer on Instagram.

Luckily, Halsey’s tour is far from being over, and her fans will have many opportunities to see her live before she officially takes a break. If everything goes according to plan, she’ll keep performing all summer long, and conclude her tour on August 1st in Irvine, California.

Halsey’s latest album Manic came out on January 17th, and it debuted at no. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. It gave us several hit singles, including “Without Me”, “Graveyard”, and “You Should Be Sad”.

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The epic video directed by Colin Tilley shows Halsey visiting an underground country nightclub and line-dancing alongside a bunch of fellow club-goers. She’s rocking a cowboy hat and a bikini at the very beginning, but the rest of the video shows her wearing several different outfits she used to pay tribute to some of her favorite pop stars.

Shania Twain’s song “That Don’t Impress Me Much” obviously served as inspiration for this video. Halsey said the video is also “loaded with nods to bada** idols of mine”, including Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood and Christina Aguilera.

“You Should Be Sad” is the latest single from her upcoming album Manic, set to come out on January 17th. It will also feature previously released tracks “Graveyard,” “Clementine,” “Finally // Beautiful Stranger,” and Billboard Hot 100 number-one single “Without Me.”

The post Halsey Pays Homage to Her Biggest Pop Idols in New Music Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Selena Gomez – Rare

Gomez gave us the first taste of her new record with soul-baring singles “Lose You to Love Me” and “Look at Her Now,” and we can’t wait to hear what else she has in store.

Rare comes out January 10th.

Poppy – I Disagree

Poppy is one of the most distinctive artists on the current electropop scene, and we’re counting on her to deliver another one-of-a-kind record with I Disagree.

I Disagree comes out January 10th.

Halsey – Manic

Halsey did an amazing job teasing her new album with a series of successful singles, including “Without Me” and “Graveyard,” and we really wouldn’t miss it for the world.

Manic comes out January 17th.

Kesha – High Road

Kesha’s fans spent some time waiting for a record that’s fully and truly her own, and that’s exactly what we’re getting this month with High Road.

High Road comes out January 31st.

Louis Tomlinson – Walls

Louis Tomlinson is the only One Direction member who still hasn’t released a solo record of his own, but that’s about to change in only a couple of weeks.

Walls comes out January 31st.

The post The Most Exciting Pop Albums We Can’t Wait to Hear This Month appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Halsey dropped hints about new music in a recent photo dump on Instagram, and captioned the series of recent photos by writing, “Not pictured: me splitting myself in two every day so that I can give you my deepest wounds (and a handful of perfect joys) for the 5th time in 10 years.”

This isn’t the first time Halsey revealed she’s working on her fifth studio album. She left Capitol Records and joined Columbia Records earlier this year, and revealed she’s been working on some of her “favorite stuff [she’s] ever conjured” during this shift. She also said that her next album will feature some of her best songwriting and have no strict genre parameters.

Halsey’s latest studio album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power came out in 2021, and produced singles “I Am Not a Woman, I’m a God”, “You Asked for This”, and “Lilith”. Earlier this year, she recorded a remix of “Lilith” with the BTS singer Suga for Diablo IV soundtrack.

View this post on Instagram

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The post Halsey Drops Hints About Her Fifth Studio Album appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Halsey recently took to social media to answer several fan questions, and here’s what she had to say after a fan asked her what her next album is going to sound like:

“As of right now I’m approaching it kinda how I approached Manic. No strict genre parameters or anything. Just making what feels good and what hits home definitely some of my best songwriting. a lot of life has happened to me since I wrote IICHLIWP [If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power],” she wrote on Twitter.

Halsey’s last album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power came out in August 2021, and she used it to explore a wide range of different genres, from alternative rock to grunge pop. She’s been on quite a journey since its release, and her next album will be the first released by Columbia Records, after she parted ways with her long-term label Capitol Records earlier this year.

The post Halsey Teases New Music With “No Strict Genre Parameters” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Halsey announced her departure from Capitol back in April, and this news was quite a shocker for her fans since he’s been with the label for an entire decade. She signed with their Astralwerks imprint in 2013 and released all four of her albums through either Astralwerks or Capitol.

Halsey addressed her exit in a Tumblr post about a month ago and thanked her fans for their patience and faith, adding it will all pay off in the long run.

“This feels like my debut all over again, in some ways. Your love and support have carried me through a time where I thought maybe I only had a few albums left in me, but I know now that there are so many more than I could have ever dreamed,” she wrote on Tumblr.

Halsey also revealed she continued writing new music even after leaving Capitol, saying she’s “working on some of my favorite stuff I’ve ever conjured.” We’re still waiting for her new material, but she recently surprised us with a new version of “Lilith” ft. Suga from the video game Diablo IV.

The post Halsey Signs New Deal With Columbia Records Two Months After Leaving Capitol appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

“Lilith” was previously featured in a trailer for Diablo IV, and Halsey and Suga have been teasing its release for quite some time. The official music video eventually coincided with the game’s release on June 5, and it sees the duo embrace the dark and gritty aesthetic of this highly-anticipated video game.

“Lilith” was originally released as one of the songs from Halsey’s studio album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, and she was thrilled to team up with Suga for the new version.

“Having spent countless hours in Sanctuary with my family, I’m here as both a fan and a collaborator. Plus, I’ve always wanted to do a concept with Suga with this type of dark mythology. Hopefully, fans of Diablo, Suga, and myself will love Lilith’s embrace,” said Halsey in a statement.

This isn’t the first collaboration between the duo. Halsey joined forces with BTS on their global hit “Boy with Luv” and later tapped Suga to record a verse for “Suga’s Interlude” from her third studio album Manic.

The post Halsey and Suga Drop a Music Video for New Song From “Diablo IV” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Her other two No. 1 were 2020’s Manic and 2017’s Hopeless Fountain Kingdom.

Her latest album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, was released on August 27 and according to MRC Data via Billboard, it launched with 70,500 copies sold in the U.S., physical album sales just over 52,500, and 18,000 via digital download in the week ending September 2.

The album also debuts at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Vinyl Albums chart and on the Tastemaker Albums chart.

Kanye Wests’ Donda, which arrived on August 29, debuts at No. 2 on Top Album Sales with just under 37,000 copies sold, which all came from digital downloads. Rounding out the top 5 are Oliva Rodrigo’s Sour at No. 3 with 28,000 copies sold, at No. 4 is One Republic’s Human with 17,000 sold, and No. 5 is TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s The Choas Chapter: Freeze with 14,000 sold.

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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.

Capital Music Group announced that Halsey has earned 50 million RIAA-certified units across her albums, singles, and features. Her 12 new certifications, some of which are from her most recent album, have helped her earn this milestone.

Halsey’s previous albums Hopeless Fountain Kingdom and Badlands have also reached new certification levels with three tracks from Hopeless Fountain Kingdom moving up in status. “Bad at Love” has reached platinum five times, “Now or Never” has reached three times, and “Walls Could Talk” has been awarded a gold certification.

“Without Me” has reached platinum status seven times and “You Should Be Sad” and “Graveyard” have reached platinum status.

Halsey’s collaborations with other artist have awarded her RIAA certifications like her features on Justin Bieber’s “The Feeling,” G-Eazy’s “Him & I,” and The Chainsmokers’ “Closer.” “Closer” was diamond certified by RIAA for selling over 10 million units in 2018 and it was nominated for a Grammy Award for best pop duo/group performance.

The post Halsey Earners 12 New Certifications to Reach Over 50 Million RIAA-Certified Units appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Halsey announced the news on Instagram, in a revealing caption that followed a series of photos from her recent concert at Kulturhalle Zenith in Munich, Germany.

“I think 2020 will mark the end of me touring for a very long time. Thank you for making the memories so special. I am cherishing every single night,” wrote the singer on Instagram.

Luckily, Halsey’s tour is far from being over, and her fans will have many opportunities to see her live before she officially takes a break. If everything goes according to plan, she’ll keep performing all summer long, and conclude her tour on August 1st in Irvine, California.

Halsey’s latest album Manic came out on January 17th, and it debuted at no. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. It gave us several hit singles, including “Without Me”, “Graveyard”, and “You Should Be Sad”.

The post Halsey to Take a Break from Touring After This Year appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The epic video directed by Colin Tilley shows Halsey visiting an underground country nightclub and line-dancing alongside a bunch of fellow club-goers. She’s rocking a cowboy hat and a bikini at the very beginning, but the rest of the video shows her wearing several different outfits she used to pay tribute to some of her favorite pop stars.

Shania Twain’s song “That Don’t Impress Me Much” obviously served as inspiration for this video. Halsey said the video is also “loaded with nods to bada** idols of mine”, including Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood and Christina Aguilera.

“You Should Be Sad” is the latest single from her upcoming album Manic, set to come out on January 17th. It will also feature previously released tracks “Graveyard,” “Clementine,” “Finally // Beautiful Stranger,” and Billboard Hot 100 number-one single “Without Me.”

The post Halsey Pays Homage to Her Biggest Pop Idols in New Music Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Selena Gomez – Rare

Gomez gave us the first taste of her new record with soul-baring singles “Lose You to Love Me” and “Look at Her Now,” and we can’t wait to hear what else she has in store.

Rare comes out January 10th.

Poppy – I Disagree

Poppy is one of the most distinctive artists on the current electropop scene, and we’re counting on her to deliver another one-of-a-kind record with I Disagree.

I Disagree comes out January 10th.

Halsey – Manic

Halsey did an amazing job teasing her new album with a series of successful singles, including “Without Me” and “Graveyard,” and we really wouldn’t miss it for the world.

Manic comes out January 17th.

Kesha – High Road

Kesha’s fans spent some time waiting for a record that’s fully and truly her own, and that’s exactly what we’re getting this month with High Road.

High Road comes out January 31st.

Louis Tomlinson – Walls

Louis Tomlinson is the only One Direction member who still hasn’t released a solo record of his own, but that’s about to change in only a couple of weeks.

Walls comes out January 31st.

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