Solange's new album will be released soon this autumn

Solange
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The year is saved! Solange's next album is about to appear imminent, like every day this fall without warning, with the exception of this little teaser that she just gave to New York Times' T Magazine. The follow-up of the 2016 balm A seat at the table "will probably arrive in the completely formed world at a mysterious and unexpected moment", the Time reports. "There is a lot of jazz in the heart," she says of the album, which is still unknown and will be "moving up to the very end." "But with electronic drums and bass and hip-hop because I want it to hit and ring your trunk. "According to Time, she recorded it in New Orleans, Jamaica and Topanga Canyon, California, and mixed it in Los Angeles.

"The record will be warm, fluid and more sensual than its last," said the Time said. Her goal will also go beyond the self, inspired by the spatial difficulties she encountered with her outdoor performance "Scales": "I realize how much my work could be broader, figuratively and meaningfully. literal, if I took away as a subject. She says her other recent inspirations include dancer / choreographer Diane Madden, director Busby Berkeley, Joni Mitchell, Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, Sun Ra, Rotary Connection and Stevie Wonder's Journey through the secret life of plants. "I'm afraid of losing my job in my body," she says. "I do not know any artist who does not feel it before pressing the send button." No worries, our bodies and souls are ready.