The former Disney Channel star shares on her Instagram story a black-and-white clip, which shows a close-up look of her face while the new song plays in the background.
- Feb 4, 2017
AceShowbiz - Selena Gomez sends fans into frenzy as she shares a sneak peek of her new music. On Friday, February 3, Selena posted on her Instagram story a short video, which showed a close-up look of her face while a song played in the background.
�Selena acaba de publicar en sus historias de Instagram el adelanto de una de sus canciones! #SG2 pic.twitter.com/l91HGMlLWy
— Selena Gomez News (@HechosSMGomez) February 3, 2017
In the 10-second black-and-white clip, she can be heard singing, "I had a dream we were back at 17/ Summer nights and liberties, never growing up," over drowsy house beats. Though she doesn't specify a title, fans are suspecting the unknown track is a new song called "It Ain't Me" that was registered with ASCAP earlier this week.
According to ASCAP, "It Ain't Me" was co-written by Selena, Norwegian DJ Kygo as well as trio behind DJ Snake & Justin Bieber's "Let Me Love You", Brian Lee, Ali Tamposi and Andrew Watt. Both Selena and Kygo have not confirmed the track yet.
Selena has been steadily working on new materials. She has a duet with Mexican pop diva Paulina Rubio and has spent time in the studio with The Futuristics, Danish songwriter Jonas Jeberg and rapper Jacob Kasher. She also has a collaboration with DJ Jax Jones on a song titled "This Is Real". In addition, she was reportedly working on "very sexy music" with her new beau The Weeknd. "They started hanging as friends and it became romantic. They're working on very sexy music, so it spilled over," a source said.
In addition to her musical career, Selena has been busy working on her new Netflix's series "13 Reasons Why", which she co-produces with her mother. Based on a young adult novel of the same name, the series follows the aftermath of a high school student's suicide. The new series will be released on March 31.
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