“At a spot in life after a pandemic the place unhappy songs are of the previous, I simply need everybody to have a very good time,” Rexha mentioned
Bebe Rexha transforms right into a Seventies pop star in her latest visible. On Friday, the pop star launched “Coronary heart What It Needs,” the primary single of her upcoming album, alongside a retro-themed music video the place Rexha channels the celebrities of the previous.
“‘Coronary heart Needs What It Needs’ is concerning the time in relationships the place you fall out of affection along with your companion,” Rexha mentioned in a launch concerning the observe produced by Ido Zmishlany and co-written with Bonnie McKee. “It’s an anthem about wanting what you need and never being apologetic for it. It might be something you are feeling conflicted about wanting and never particular to romance.”
The video follows Rexha surrounded by previous digicam and microphone tools as she sings alongside to her Seventies-infused pop observe. Her blonde hair flows as she poses for Polaroid cameras, blows kisses, and dances on a retro set.
“At a spot in life after a pandemic the place unhappy songs are of the previous, I simply need everybody to have a very good time,” Rexha added.
The observe is Rexha’s first single for the reason that huge success of “I’m Good (Blue)” with David Guetta and her collaboration with Itzy on “Break My Coronary heart Myself.” Rexha additionally teased her venture throughout an album listening get together in Los Angeles earlier this month, the place she shared she’ll be releasing a observe titled “Satelite” that includes Snoop Dogg and “Seasons” with Dolly Parton.
Her new LP will comply with 2021’s “Higher Errors,” which featured tracks like “Sacrifice,” “Child, I’m Jealous” with Doja Cat, and “Sabotage.” Her first album got here in 2018 with “Expectations,” led by “I’m a Mess,” “Meant to Be,” and “I Bought You.”