Dua Lipa recently took to social media to tease a new single "Don't Start Now," which she later revealed will drop on Friday, November 1.
On Tuesday, Lipa posted a video on Twitter and captioned it, "Miss Me?, and followed it up with a slightly longer clip on Wednesday with a caption saying "Don't Start Now" would be "Coming Soon."
The visual shows Lipa, clad in a yellow outfit, dancing on a chair against a gray background. The lyrics go like this: "Don't show up/ Don't come out/ Don't start caring about me now/ Walk away/ You know how."
The British pop star had said earlier that the new project would have a "disco influence" and be "more mature" compared to her first studio effort. She also revealed that she spent time with disco icon Nile Rodgers for the project.
"My new record is still pop and it is really fun, but it is definitely more conceptual. I had the album title and went from that," Dua Lipa explained.
"It would probably be risky if I wasn't risky with the next record," she added. "I don't think it would be as fun if I tried to recreate the first record. As an artist, you constantly want to grow and change your perspective and try something new."
Dua Lipa, who earned nominations in two categories at the 2019 Grammy Awards, previously cited the likes of Prince, OutKast, Gwen Stefani and No Doubt as inspiration for her upcoming new album.
?? DON'T START NOW ?? COMING SOON ?? pic.twitter.com/W2DJpzf7oV— DUA LIPA (@DUALIPA) October 23, 2019
?? DON'T START NOW ?? COMING SOON ?? pic.twitter.com/W2DJpzf7oV
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