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Calvin Harris Teases Cover Art for His New Music
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The 32-year-old Scottish DJ is apparently gearing up for a follow-up to 'This Is What You Came For'.

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Calvin Harris' new music is on the way. The 32-year-old Scottish DJ took to Instagram and Twitter on Tuesday, September 6 to share a mysterious logo similar to the artwork used for his Rihanna collab, "This Is What You Came For".

While there's no further explanation given with the image, Calvin changed his profile picture and background to the mysterious artwork, which featured a forest with green mountains and four flying white birds.

"This Is What You Came for" artwork featured a forest with blue mountains and thunder.

While it's still unknown who will be featured in Calvin's new project, many fans are speculating Demi Lovato as his new collaborator. Other fans mention Ellie Goulding, Shakira, Miley Cyrus and Tinashe, who was recently linked to the "How Deep Is Your Love" hitmaker.

Calvin recently won two MTV Video Music Awards, including Best Male Video for "This Is What You Came for" and Best Electronic Video for "How Deep Is Your Love" starring Gigi Hadid. "This Is What You Came for" peaked at No. 3 on Billboard's Hot 100 and at No. 1 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and Dance Club Songs charts.

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