Rihana emphasizes the importance of avoiding waiting for perfection and getting stuck in an endless loop.
Rihanna has broken Spotify records despite not releasing new music in years, making her the first female artist to do so.
The 35-year-old musician is the first female artist to have ten songs exceed 1 billion listeners on the site, even though she last released new original music in 2016.
In several tweets about the event, Rihanna criticized her fame in response to the new record. Rihanna shared a screenshot of the headline with her Instagram and Twitter followers, writing: “Bad Gal billi no new album.
His debut solo album, however, just came out that fall. This is “Lift Me Up”, from the film score”Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” Rihanna stated in a recent interview from February that she will be releasing a new album before the end of 2023.
In October 2022, the singer released his first song in approximately seven years. The song, entitled “Lift Me Up” is a moving tribute to the late “Black Panther” star. Chadwick Bossan and appeared on the soundtrack to the MCU film “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”.
Rihanna Is The First Female Artist To Break A Spotify Record With 10 Songs That Have Surpassed A Billion Streams
The title and release date of the next project have yet to be officially named. It has long been referred to as the “R9,” according to rumours.
Moreover, Rihanna’s second pregnancy is still in its third trimester. At her Super Bowl halftime appearance in Glendale, Arizona, in February, Rih showed off her enlarged baby bump, officially confirming her pregnancy.
Her first child with A$AP Rocky was born in May last year, making her their second child. After her “brightest” and “most cohesive album”, “Anti”, Rihanna spoke about the pressure she feels to put out new music in the March issue of British Vogue.
Following the words “Let’s talk s-,” Rihanna added an emoji for the Barbados flag and sticking out tongue.
So I noticed that if I kept waiting until this felt right and excellent and better, maybe it would last eternally, and no, I’m not that low, he continued. So I want to play. And by playing, I mean, I have an idea in my head, but I can not say it out loud yet.
She continued, Rihana stressed the importance of avoiding waiting for perfection and getting stuck in a endless circle. He acknowledged the concept he had in his head while anxiously expecting its realization, expressing his desire to embrace a more playful approach to music-making.
While he cannot yet share his intentions, he underlined his determination to put his creative vision into action this year, asserting confidently that “it would be silly otherwise.”
