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Billie Eilish announced her upcoming third studio album, "Hit Me Hard and Soft," set to be released on May 17, with no advance singles. The album, a collaboration with her brother Finneas, will feature 100% recyclable materials in all physical variants, and Eilish recently joined an open letter urging tech companies to respect artists' rights.
Billie Eilish announces the release date of her third album, "Hit Me Hard And Soft," set to come out on May 17. The album, written and produced by Eilish and her brother Finneas, promises to deliver a blend of hard-hitting and soft sounds while defying musical trends. Eilish expressed her excitement and nerves about the upcoming release, emphasizing that the album will not feature any singles and will be presented to fans all at once.
Billie Eilish announces her upcoming third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, set to release on May 17, which she co-wrote with her brother, Finneas. The album will not have any singles released prior to its launch, and Eilish plans to offer limited variants of the album using 100% recyclable materials as part of her efforts to minimize waste and combat climate change.
Billie Eilish announces her third album, "Hit Me Hard And Soft," set to release on May 17th, opting not to release singles and instead deliver the album all at once. The album, produced by her brother Finneas, promises to hit listeners both hard and soft lyrically and sonically, while also incorporating sustainable practices in its production and physical formats. Eilish has been teasing the album with billboards and confirmed that the album has been mastered, marking the final stages before its release.
Billie Eilish has announced her highly anticipated third album, "Hit Me Hard and Soft," set to be released on May 17. The album cover features Eilish underwater, and she has emphasized that the album is meant to be listened to as a cohesive body of work. This marks her first full-length album in three years, following her 2021 release "Happier Than Ever." Eilish has also addressed sustainability in the music industry, clarifying her comments about artists' responsibility in the climate crisis.