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Chappell Roan Says She Has ‘No Idea’ What Her Next Album Will Sound Like: ‘That’s the Scary Part’
Chappell Roan plans to begin her second album after recovering stability following Los Angeles wildfires that disrupted her routine and creative process, with three singles reaching top 5 on the Hot 100.
- On Tuesday, Chappell Roan told Zane Lowe she has `no idea` what her next album will sound like and remains far from complete.
- Earlier this year, Los Angeles wildfires displaced Roan for months, and she says she needs to feel `settled` in a routine before writing.
- Supporting evidence highlights fan approval, as Roan's three singles—The Giver, The Subway, and a third single—each reached the Billboard Hot 100 top 5 despite stylistic differences.
- With tour dates ahead, she said Roan has U.S. shows scheduled for February and March next year and an April break before writing new music.
- In broader context, Roan highlighted it took five years to write her debut album and expects at least five years for her next, reflecting a long creative cycle.
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Chappell Roan explains second album wait after The Subway success
Chappell Roan has explained why her sophomore album has taken a while to get started, revealing that she still feels “unsettled” after being displaced by the wildfires in Los Angeles earlier this year. Speaking to Zane Lowe on Apple Music Radio recently following the release of her lesbian heartbreak anthem “The Subway”, Roan revealed that she wants to start properly writing music again when she feels “settled”. “I want to write music whenever I…
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