“Dua Lipa he is already thinking about his third album “he explained Joe Kentish, the new president of Warner Music in the United Kingdom, in an interview with Variety. It doesn’t seem like there will be an immediate release judging by the English singer’s concert plans, but conversations about the soloist’s new musical adventure are certainly on the right track.
According to his label “it will be completely different” to what we have heard so far from the British. Taking into account that she already amazed the world with Dua Lipa (2017) and repeated with Future Nostaliga (2020) there is no doubt that the singer is up to something and has very clear ideas of where she wants to lead her sound.
“She’s taking some time to fully mentalize the concept of the album, but her belief in herself and her belief that she can release something completely different and cool just keeps growing.” They explain from Warner.
Rumors about a third LP have haunted her almost from the beginning of the lockdown when she released Future Nostalgia but had to suspend her entire tour: “I guess right now I’m not really thinking about the third album, you know? Obviously I was going to be on tour since late April and now it’s been postponed. I’ll probably start thinking about that album sooner rather than later because I’ll have some time to be able to go to the studio at some point when I can get out, “explained the singer.
Each of the two studio albums that Dua Lipa has released has had important touches of feminism through its lyrics, its themes or its audiovisual proposals. However, the British artist wants more.
For her future musical project, Dua Lipa is clear that she wants to start working with more female producers. He has commented on it during an interview with the magazine GQ: “I hope that in the future I can work with some producers. Honestly and honestly, I don’t know too many. And I would like to because I would like to take the time to sit down with them and polish a sound with women.”
Dua Lipa also confesses that she can only have positive words towards the producers with whom she has previously worked: Emily Warren y Caroline Ailin on New Rules Y Sarah Hudson on Genesis. “They really helped me to be myself and to be able to write things that came out of my heart. My best friends are all girls. I always feel like it’s easier to talk to them and I feel more open to feminine energy. Maybe. if women had a little more of all this in school it wouldn’t be so intimidating to start. “
While we wait for this third album to arrive, which we will call DL3 in a display of originality, we will be able to enjoy their new video Love again this weekend.
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