It's been a hot minute since Spanish pop princess Rosalía dropped her smash hit LP, Motomami (2022). Now, the "BIZOCHITO" singer has announced her fourth studio album, Lux - and it arrives in less than a month.
The news follows a smattering of billboard and poster teasers for the record around the world. The project is set to drop on November 7. Details are sparse, but according to a press release acquired by Pitchfork, we do know Rosalía recorded Lux with the London Symphonic Orchestra and conductor Daníel Bjarnason. The album will also include vocals from Björk, Yves Tumor, and others.
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Additionally, the album cover for Lux has been shared. It shows a tranquil Rosalía posing over a grey-blue background, her hair and arms covered in white fabric.
Those looking to pre-order or pre-save Rosalía's new album can do so here. There are vinyl and CD variants of Lux available to purchase.
Following the release of Motomami, Rosalía embarked on a world tour behind the Grammy-winning album and released a deluxe edition. In the years since, she has also appeared as a guest artist on several collaborations: She joined forces with Björk, for “Oral,” Blackpink’s Lisa, for “New Woman,” and Ralphie Choo, for “Omega.” She also released an EP with her then-fiance Rauw Alejandro in 2023. More recently, Rosalía was announced as a cast member in the upcoming third season of HBO’s Euphoria, set to premiere in 2026.
See the album cover and social media announcement of Lux below.
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Article Image: Close-up of Rosalía at the 2023 Billboard Women in Music event. (imagepressagency via DepositPhotos.)
