Normani was teasing fans with the new music off of her highly anticipated album ‘Dopamine.’
The star took to Instagram live to share a brief portion of one of the songs that she’s been working on for quite some time.
Normani shares snippet of new music. https://t.co/vvLrmWx7vs
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) April 11, 2024
After years of releasing loose singles in the wake of her group Fifth Harmony’s split, Normani has recently announced her upcoming debut album titled “Dopamine” and shared a snippet of a new song.
Fans took note that the singer wiped her socials, a tactic often used by artists signaling the imminent arrival of a new era. Today, she took to Instagram to post the cover of “Dopamine,” featuring her riding a jet-black rocket against a white background. “Cryingg typing this rn. DOPAMINE THE ALBUM,” she wrote in her caption. A release date was not given.
The singer previously teased another snippet to fans on TikTok as well.
@normani wheresthedamnalbum.com
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As a solo artist, Normani has consistently had several stop-starts in the years that followed. She became the first artist to sign to Keep Cool/RCA Records, and a solo album was expected to arrive shortly after. But Normani instead dropped singles here and there, including the hit “Dancing With a Stranger” alongside Sam Smith and “Love Lies” with Khalid. She’s had moderate chart success, with her Cardi B duet “Wild Side” peaking at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and her solo track “Motivation” cracking the top 40.
In 2022, Normani signaled that her debut album could be releasing shortly with the announcement that she’d signed a global publishing deal with Hipgnosis Songs Group and that new music was in the works.
She split with manager Brandon Silverstein of S10 Entertainment in May 2023, and a few months later, inked a new management deal with Brandon Creed and Lydia Asrat, who collectively oversee the careers of Charli XCX, Troye Sivan and Coco Jones.
Normani has yet to announce when her album will be coming out but continues to put out clips keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
