Dua Lipa has revealed which song gave her the “eureka moment” for her new album ‘Radical Optimism’.In a new interview with Variety, Lipa shared the song that gave her the “eureka moment”, which she described as the moment that “takes you into the next phase of the album”.
Lipa is gearing up to release ‘Radical Optimism‘, her third studio album due for release on May 3.Speaking to Variety, Lipa named ‘Illusion’ as the song that unlocked her “eureka moment”, saying: “That was a song where I felt like lyrically, I got this radical optimism,” she said. “I felt very strong in the moment when I was writing that song, because it was really seeing past someone’s bullshit, I guess, for lack of a better word.
And understanding it for what it is and just entertaining it for the hell of it, even though you see what’s happening.”She also credited Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker and Danny L Harle for contributing to the eureka moment, adding: “When Kevin and Danny came together and it was the live drums and the synths and the big music breakdown, in my head the big dance moment, when all those came together it was just a feeling.”Lipa then said she went on to create ‘Illusion’ and then ‘Happy for You’ within the first week of writing. “That was just a moment for me to be really vulnerable and open and honest in what was happening in my life at that point,” she shared. “But I feel overall, in this whole record, I just grew as I was writing.
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