The 'Aquarius' follow-up, scheduled for release in November, will feature contributions from Drake, Max Martin and Dev Hynes among others.
- Sep 3, 2015
AceShowbiz - Less than a year after putting out her debut album "Aquarius", Tinashe is coming back with a follow-up later this year. The R&B diva is currently readying her sophomore effort, which she has just revealed will be called "Joyride".
Tinashe accompanied the album announcement with a trippy trailer which finds her wandering through a barren desert while talking in voiceover, "Somehow I found myself here. Alone... trying desperately to get away from... the noise, the hatred. I know I have to go back. Something inside tells me..."
The screen then flashes the words "so begins the era" before Tinashe continues, "Maybe I have more to offer. I've discovered something out here ... Something so powerful. I need to share it with everyone. I can't be ignored." She concludes the video declaring, "Motherf**kers, I can't be ignored."
"Joyride" is due out in November. In a chat with Rolling Stone, the singer explained the title, saying, "I always had it in the back of my head, but it started to become more and more relevant to my current state of my career. With all this traveling I've done this past year and everything I've gone through, it just really feels like an adventure, a journey, a ride."
She also revealed to the publication that the record would feature contributions from Drake, Max Martin and Dev Hynes among others. It would be led by single "Party Favors" which she said was one of her favorites on the album. Scheduled to arrive "within the next week or so," the song is described as "a very in-your-face first impression."
