American rapper Lizzo is all-set to release her upcoming album “Special” on July 15. The artist has now shared the full track list of the forthcoming album.
Prior to its scheduled release the following week, Lizzo has made the track list for her upcoming fourth album “Special” public.
The album will include Lizzo’s most recent single, “Grrrls,” which was released last month, as was anticipated (and was subsequently altered to remove an ableist lyric). Additionally, it will include April’s “About Damn Time,” but the track list does not include “Rumors,” Lizzo, and Cardi B’s last August’s release.
Twelve tracks will be on the complete album, one of which is reportedly named after Coldplay. “Special” will feature a title track, like Lizzo’s most recent album, 2019’s “Cuz I Love You,” There will also be a song called “Everybody’s Gay” that purports to praise her big queer fan base.
Let’s take a look at the full track list for Lizzo’s “Special”.
1. ‘The Sign’
2. ‘About Damn Time’
3. ‘Grrrls’
4. ‘2 Be Loved’
5. ‘I Love You Bitch’
6. ‘Special’
7. ‘Break Up Twice’
8. ‘Everybody’s Gay’
9. ‘Naked’
10. ‘Birthday Girl’
11. ‘If You Love Me’
12. ‘Coldplay’
The upcoming album “Special” will be available through Nice Life and Atlantic on Friday, July 15. Lizzo referred to the album earlier this year as “one of [her] most musically badass, daring and sophisticated bodies of work”, and expressed bewilderment that it had developed into what she refers to as a “love album.”
A brand-new HBO documentary with an undetermined title will likewise focus on the artist’s life. Fans will get “an intimate look into the moments that shaped [Lizzo’s] hard-earned rise to fame, success, love, and international stardom,” in it which will be helmed by Doug Pray, executive producer of Dr. Dre and Jimmy lovine’s 2018 docuseries The Defiant Ones.
In the meantime, Lizzo has revealed the dates for her upcoming September North American arena tour.
It was revealed last month that she had teamed up with Live Nation to contribute $ 1 million (£815,000) of the tour’s proceeds to groups that provide women with safe access to abortions. The announcement was made in response to Roe v. Wade. the 1973 legal decision that legalized abortion on a federal level, being officially overturned.
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