Katy Perry has teased her upcoming single ‘I’m His, He’s Mine’ featuring Doechii – check out the posts below.
The collaborative song will serve as the third preview of the pop star’s forthcoming new album ‘143’, which is due for release on September 20 (pre-order here). It’ll follow on from her previous tracks ‘Woman’s World’ and ‘Lifetimes’.
Taking to social media last night (September 11), Perry announced that her team-up with rapper/singer Doechii would be arriving on Friday, September 13. She also shared a brief snippet of the single’s accompanying music video.
Check out the posts below, and pre-add/pre-save ‘I’m His, He’s Mine’ here.
I’M HIS, HE’S MINE
ft. @officialdoechii
SEPTEMBER 13
SONG + VIDEO
PRE-SAVE NOWhttps://t.co/mUjjMIMz1M pic.twitter.com/WGMfWE3HQz
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) September 11, 2024
I’M HIS, HE’S MINE
ft. @officialdoechii
SEPTEMBER 13
SONG + VIDEO
PRE-SAVE NOWhttps://t.co/mXyXEXfIsk pic.twitter.com/l2JXuRruCE
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) September 9, 2024
Speaking about ‘143’ this summer, Perry explained: “It’s a dance party and everyone’s invited.”
She later debuted three unreleased tracks from the project – ‘Crush’, ‘Nirvana’ and ‘Gorgeous’ – during an intimate show at the Evita in Los Angeles, California.
Perry’s label last month responded to reports that she was under investigation over potential environmental damage caused during the ‘Lifetimes’ video shoot, which allegedly contained unauthorised filming on the Balearic Islands.
In other news, the singer was awarded the prestigious Video Vanguard prize at the MTV VMAs 2024 last night. She also performed a nearly 10-minute medley of career-spanning hits during the ceremony.
Meanwhile, Perry has addressed the backlash she’s faced since working with Dr Luke on ‘143’.
Her latest studio album, ‘Smile’, came out in 2020. NME reviewed the LP at the time, giving it two stars: “It’s frustrating, as this is the woman behind some of the most fun – and biggest-selling – songs of all time.
“But as much as you want ‘Smile’ to be a return to form, her fifth album’s songs fail to grip. All in all, ‘Smile’ lacks the fireworks of Perry’s record-breaking years.”
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