Pop superstar Ariana Grande has announced that she won’t be dropping any more singles from her much-anticipated forthcoming album ‘Eternal Sunshine’ until its release next month. The musician took to Instagram to ask fans to listen to the album in full upon its release. During the post, Grande revealed that as hard as it is to resist the urge to share another song or single right away, she really wants listeners to “experience the album in full this time around.”
The upcoming album is set to drop on March 8, it will be Grande’s seventh album, and the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Positions’. Grande shared a preview of the album with her friends and family late last year, clarifying that a lot of the tracks are “really vulnerable”. She also announced the album’s title to those present, and revealed at the time that she would be playing nine of the 13 songs from the album.
Grande recently revealed the album’s partial tracklisting and dropped the highly-acclaimed music video for ‘Yes, And?’, in which she showcases her versatility by bringing naysayers into a room and giving them each a live performance of the song. In a four-star review of the track, NME writes: “It may not be an ‘Into You’ or ‘No Tears Left To Cry’, the type of big Grande singles that can shift your entire world for three adrenaline-pumping minutes, but ‘Yes, And?’ presents Grande in her truest form: a flawed but honest human being, seeking to own her narrative and move forward.”
Fans of the prolific artist have been eagerly awaiting the album, and Grande acknowledged the love, support, and excitement she has received, stating she is “grateful” for fans. While waiting for the full album to arrive, the starlet teased that they “may have a little surprise or two up our sleeves to hold you over.” Grande ultimately expressed her desire for fans to wait, experiencing the album in full upon its release.
Although fans will have to wait to hear more from Ariana Grande concerning her forthcoming album, anticipation is high and excitement abounds as the release date approaches
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