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Tinashe Drops 2 New Songs That Show Her Range From Upcoming Album ‘Popstar’: Listen

The artist is offering both sides of the relationship spectrum with "Pillow Talk" and "I'd Rather Be Alone."

Tinashe Drops 2 New Songs That Show Her Range From Upcoming Album ‘Popstar’: Listen

Tinashe released two new songs, "Pillow Fight" and "I'd Rather Be Alone," on September 10, providing a glimpse into the sound of her upcoming album, Popstar, set to drop on September 25. The playful R&B track "Pillow Fight" features a music video directed by Zac Wiesel, while the vulnerable ballad "I'd Rather Be Alone" showcases Tinashe's R&B side.

The album is expected to continue Tinashe's trend of genre-hopping, blending dance, pop, and R&B influences. Additionally, Tinashe will join Harry Styles for two Phoenix dates on his Together, Together Tour in April, just months after her headlining shows in Chicago, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles. Her 2024 hit "Nasty" and collaboration with Disco Lines, "No Broke Boys," have solidified her position in pop music.

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