SZA: Last News

SZA has surprise-released three new songs – ‘Nightbird’, ‘I Hate You’ and ‘Joni – on an anonymous Soundcloud page.The tracks follow the star debuting a new song called ‘Shirt’ during a livestream performance that took place last month (July 1).All three songs appeared on the Soundcloud account, named only as “.”, earlier today (August 22). However, SZA confirmed the songs were her work by tweeting a link to the page and saying she was “dumping random thoughts”.‘Nightbird’ features SZA singing, “Stay the night/ I only got you for a short time” over crisp programmed drums and a yearning guitar line.

SZA has half-joked that she’s considered scrapping her new album and “starting from scratch”.The singer hosted a new livestreamed event called IN BLOOM in collaboration with Grey Goose this week, and promised that she would debut new music during the event.“I feel like IN BLOOM really captures where I’m at right now, especially after a year and a half of lockdown, which is also why it feels like the best place to debut some of my new material,” she said in a statement prior to the event.At the show, new music did indeed arrive in the shape of a snippet of new track ‘Shirt’, before SZA gave more details about her forthcoming second album in an interview post-show.As Women’s Wear Daily report, the singer was asked about progress on her new

SZA has debuted a new song called ‘Shirt’ live as part of a new livestream event – watch the performance below.The song has been teased a few times by the singer. First, it went viral on TikTok earlier this year when she shared a snippet online, while ‘Shirt’ was also teased at the end of the singer’s ‘Good Days’ video.The new livestream, titled IN BLOOM, came in collaboration with Grey Goose, and SZA promised that she would debut new music during the event.“I feel like IN BLOOM really captures where I’m at right now, especially after a year and a half of lockdown, which is also why it feels like the best place to debut some of my new material,” she said in a statement prior to the event.

SZA is set to debut new solo music during an upcoming livestream.The US artist’s last studio album, ‘CTRL’, was released in 2017, though she has released two singles – ‘Hit Different’ (with Ty Dolla $ign) and ‘Good Days’ – in the past year.SZA has now announced that she will debut new material during the upcoming livestream IN BLOOM, which the artist is working on with Grey Goose.Billed as a “one-of-a-kind virtual music experience imagined by SZA”, IN BLOOM will be broadcast online on July 1 at 9pm ET (2am UK time).“Working with an iconic brand like Grey Goose and getting to be their Creative Consultant has been a great experience,” SZA said in a statement.

Welcome to Keeping It Z, ESSENCE’s column where we touch on and analyze all things Generation Z. In this piece, writer Malik Peay talks about SZA’s debut album, ‘Ctrl’ and what it means to 20-somethings who are finding their way.

SZA for a brand-new song titled ‘Just For Me’.The song is another preview of the upcoming soundtrack for Space Jam: A New Legacy, which stars LeBron James. Their collab follows Lil Baby and Kirk Franklin’s contribution ‘We Win’, which arrived at the end of last month.Over a midtempo beat, produced by Pat Morrissey, SAINt JHN and SZA trade lovestruck verses.

SZA tweeted that she “burst into tears” during a rehearsal of her 2017 single ’20 Something’.In a follow-up tweet, she confided in fans that the track reminds her of her late grandmother, Norma – who passed in 2019 at age 90, and is featured on three tracks from SZA’s debut album, ‘Ctrl’ – as well as “everyone else I’ve lost”.Jus tried to get through 20 something at rehearsal n burst into tears LMAOOO what ? Is wrong w me ?— SZA (@sza) June 2, 202120 something makes me think of my granny . N everyone else I’ve lost .

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has teased that a track he and Mark Ronson worked on with SZA could be getting a release soon.Parker and Ronson debuted the untitled track during a DJ battle at New York’s Governors Ball festival back in 2017, but it’s yet to be released in full.Appearing as a guest on the latest episode of Ronson’s Fader Uncovered podcast, Parker confirmed that he’s been in talks with SZA to release the collaboration.“Once a month someone just writes: ‘Release the Tame Impala and SZA song’,” Ronson told Parker. “Obviously, you and I worked on a song way, way back before ‘CTRL’ even came out.“She came into the studio and we thought she was just maybe coming to write a song.

Kendrick Lamar album could be on the way following a teaser post from Top Dawg Entertainment boss Anthony Tiffith.The cryptic post, shared on social media today (April 28), said “THE WAIT IS OVAH!!!” with a teaser video of a retro ‘loading’ bar.

Kehlani says that they have finally has realized that “I am gay gay gay gay gay,” the singer has revealed in a TikTok video to fans on Apr. 22. It comes on the heels of a superstar girls night out for the 25-year-old and pals Lizzo, 32 and SZA, 30. The three hitmakers held hands linking each other as they left a dinner at West Hollywood’s The Nice Guy on Apr. 21. SZA — real name  Solána Imani Rowe — led the way out of the eatery, followed hand in hand by Kehlani, who clasped the “Truth Hurts” singer’s hand as she was last out the door. Kehlani identifies as non-binary and uses she/they pronouns.

SZA has opened up on her experiences growing up Muslim, and how the aftermath of 9/11 made her “scared” to wear her hijab.The singer, who was 11 at the time of the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City, said she was afraid of the reaction and anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States.In a new interview, she told Muslim Girl: “I stopped covering after Nine-Eleven because I was so scared.

Doja Cat and SZA have shared the intergalactic video for their new song "Kiss Me More." The track is set to appear on Doja Cat's forthcoming third album Planet Her, due this summer. In the Warren Fu-directed video, which you can see above, Doja Cat and SZA reside in an alternative galaxy filled with sandy beaches and blue water until they are joined by a visitor from earth, played by Grey’s Anatomy actor Alex Landi.

Doja Cat is ready to kick off the next phase of her career, announcing details around her forthcoming single with SZA, ‘Kiss Me More’.‘Kiss Me More’ will be Doja Cat’s first new song as a lead artist in over a year, following the release of ‘Boss Bitch’ in January 2020.Doja announced the single on social media today (April 8), sharing the cover art, designed by Chad Knight, and revealing that it’s due out tomorrow (April 9).View Doja’s post below:A post shared by Doja Cat (@dojacat)News of the song first broke when SZA interviewed Doja Cat for V Magazine earlier this year.“Ok, so did you just fuck around and do every single genre because that’s what we wanna hear?” SZA asked.“You could do literally anything.

In Drake’s new song with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin‘, he raps, “Wait, cause I used to date SZA back in ’08.” The lyrics caused some confusion amongst fans, who realized that SZA would’ve been underage at just 17 years old in 2008, while Drake was 21 at the time. However, on Oct. 4, SZA took to Twitter to confirm that everything was perfectly legal — Drizzy was actually off by a year in his song lyrics!

It was impossible to be bored in the house on April 22, because SZA lit up fans’ television screens! The 29-year-old singer performed her hit “20 Something” for the JERSEY 4 JERSEY benefit show, which raised money for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund. Thanks to artists like SZA (including Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart, Halsey, Charlie Puth and more), money raised from this show will be going towards grants for New Jersey’s communities in need. As a former resident of the state’s picturesque town of Maplewood, SZA was happy to help!