Ariana Grande has introduced that she will likely be releasing a brand new single, ‘sure, and?’ on Friday (January 12).
The monitor is anticipated to be the lead single from her forthcoming seventh album, which she lately teased by sending notes and crimson lipsticks from her r.e.m. assortment to followers.
Followers had started suspecting ‘sure, and?’ can be the title of the lead single of Grande’s album after she was noticed sporting a jumper with the phrase on it.
On high of that, final week, the singer shared a muted Instagram publish that includes her mom Joan dancing to one among her unreleased songs. Followers deduced that Joan was singing the phrases “sure, and?”.
Rumours unfold additional when Joan reportedly preferred the next tweet on X/Twitter: “ariana grande teasing her comeback single ‘sure, and?’”
Grande lately shared her reflection on 2023, admitting that whereas she has “by no means felt extra pleasure or pleasure or love”, she has additionally felt “so deeply misunderstood by individuals who don’t know me”. The publish was made following issues over the singer’s physique made by followers on TikTok.
The singer additionally hinted that producer Ilya Salmanzadeh had labored on the album. He has beforehand produced quite a few hits for Grande, together with ‘Downside’, ‘Dangerous Thought’, ‘breathin’ and ‘Santa Inform Me’.
The forthcoming seventh album will observe her 2020 album ‘Positions‘, which NME rated three stars. We stated the undertaking was “a nice pay attention, however this feels unusual juxtaposed with the lyrical content material that flits between brazen vulnerability and all-out raunch-fest, demanding one thing extra. As an introduction to the subsequent period of Grande’s profession, it’s strong, however you possibly can’t assist however really feel it’s lacking a few of her trademark sparkle.”
In different information, Grande lately signed a brand new administration deal after parting methods with former supervisor Scooter Braun in August 2023 after a ten-year working relationship.
