Attention everyone: Supreme goddess Gwen Stefani has unveiled the title, release date, cover art, and track listing for her highly anticipated third solo album!!
The album is titled This Is What the Truth Feels Like, and it's due out March 18.
Update (2/12): Here's the standard, non-Target cover for the album.
1. Misery
2. You’re My Favorite
3. Where Would I Be?
4. Make Me Like You
5. Truth
6. Used to Love You
7. Send Me a Picture
8. Red Flag
9. Asking for It
10. Naughty
11. Me Without You
12. Rare
An exclusive Target deluxe edition – which you can pre-order here – includes four bonus tracks. Following "Used to Love You," the album's second single, "Make Me Like You," is set to impact mainstream radio next Tuesday, February 16. Stefani is also teaming up with Target to produce the video for the song, to be directed by Sophie Muller, who helmed several of Stefani's videos. The video will be acted out, filmed and broadcast live during a four-minute commercial break from the 58th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS on February 15, marking the first music video ever created on live television. Who else but the Queen?
I'm can't fucking wait! By the way, I'm so glad Gwen eventually came to her senses and scrapped an entire album in favor of new, fresh material – now we can just pretend that the god-awful singles "Baby Don't Lie" and "Spark the Fire" never happened. Following her tumultuous divorce from Gavin Rossdale and judging by lead single "Used to Love You," I was hoping the album would deliver some top-notch ballads in the vein of "Early Winter," "4 in the Morning" and "Don't Speak." Though I'm not yet sure how her recent relationship with Blake Shelton (yuck) might have affected the overall mood of the record.
As much as I adore No Doubt, I have such a deep connection to Gwen's solo music. It's a damn shame that some people judge her solo career based on her biggest hit "Hollaback Girl," which is far from her best song. Love. Angel. Music. Baby. and The Sweet Escape were both really important albums for pop culture, and her music was accompanied by such unique, striking visuals. I love how most of her iconic videos had a theme, with references ranging from Alice in Wonderland and The Sound of Music. Seriously, none of her contemporaries did what she was doing back then – much like when fellow platinum-haired, Italian-American Lady Gaga burst onto the scene in 2008.
Are you guys as excited as I am? What do you expect of Gwen's upcoming masterpiece? Share your thoughts in the comment section, sluts.
The album is titled This Is What the Truth Feels Like, and it's due out March 18.
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| Ugh, the bitch doesn't age |
Update (2/12): Here's the standard, non-Target cover for the album.
1. Misery
2. You’re My Favorite
3. Where Would I Be?
4. Make Me Like You
5. Truth
6. Used to Love You
7. Send Me a Picture
8. Red Flag
9. Asking for It
10. Naughty
11. Me Without You
12. Rare
An exclusive Target deluxe edition – which you can pre-order here – includes four bonus tracks. Following "Used to Love You," the album's second single, "Make Me Like You," is set to impact mainstream radio next Tuesday, February 16. Stefani is also teaming up with Target to produce the video for the song, to be directed by Sophie Muller, who helmed several of Stefani's videos. The video will be acted out, filmed and broadcast live during a four-minute commercial break from the 58th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS on February 15, marking the first music video ever created on live television. Who else but the Queen?
I'm can't fucking wait! By the way, I'm so glad Gwen eventually came to her senses and scrapped an entire album in favor of new, fresh material – now we can just pretend that the god-awful singles "Baby Don't Lie" and "Spark the Fire" never happened. Following her tumultuous divorce from Gavin Rossdale and judging by lead single "Used to Love You," I was hoping the album would deliver some top-notch ballads in the vein of "Early Winter," "4 in the Morning" and "Don't Speak." Though I'm not yet sure how her recent relationship with Blake Shelton (yuck) might have affected the overall mood of the record.
As much as I adore No Doubt, I have such a deep connection to Gwen's solo music. It's a damn shame that some people judge her solo career based on her biggest hit "Hollaback Girl," which is far from her best song. Love. Angel. Music. Baby. and The Sweet Escape were both really important albums for pop culture, and her music was accompanied by such unique, striking visuals. I love how most of her iconic videos had a theme, with references ranging from Alice in Wonderland and The Sound of Music. Seriously, none of her contemporaries did what she was doing back then – much like when fellow platinum-haired, Italian-American Lady Gaga burst onto the scene in 2008.
Are you guys as excited as I am? What do you expect of Gwen's upcoming masterpiece? Share your thoughts in the comment section, sluts.
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