Noga Erez Announces Fourth Album, ‘Duck Season,’ Drops Dark Pop Banger Single ‘People, I Hope You Know the World Is Ending’
The Israeli rapper/singer's LP is due out on Feb. 26 and she will hit the road for an extensive North American and European tour in the spring.
Israeli singer/rapper Noga Erez will release her fourth studio album, 'Duck Season,' on February 26, 2027, through Neon Gold/Atlantic Records. The album features 14 tracks and is described as a "sprawling, technicolor spectacle" that takes aim at the absurdity of modern life. Erez's new single, "People, I hope you know the world is ending," is the first taste of the upcoming album.
The dark pop banger showcases Erez's signature wit and laconic vocal style, with verses listing the various conflicts in personal and collective lives. The song's chorus unites listeners, declaring "People, I hope you know the world is ending," followed by the lyrics "Don't you look so sad/ Oh no/ I hope you know the world is ending/ Oh yeah/ But we're going down together."
Erez recorded the album with her longtime producer/songwriter Ori Rousso, and the project aims to take fans on a brightly colored journey where "candy-coated pop hooks collide with bass-heavy hip-hop, snarling guitars, bursts of brass and even spaghetti-Western drama." The album was preceded by 2024's 'The Vandalist' and features collaborations with Iranian rapper Hichkas and singer/model Cara Delevingne.
Erez will embark on a North American and European tour the following spring and summer, starting on March 10 in Phoenix.
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