Lady Gaga’s New Album Features Duet With Florence Welch

And after the long break of no Gaga music, we finally have a new song to dance to. At points, it nearly sounds like the classic rock band Queen.

Gaga produced “Perfect Illusion” with Mark Ronson, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker, and Bloodpop.

And that’s not even the full list of contributors to LG5. “I started to work on an idea for a song that I really wanted to do with a girl and you’ll see why when you hear the music and what the song is about. You’ll see why when you see what the song is about”, she said.

Not sure who loved it more, but Emma was the one to upload the snippet onto her Instagram, which showed Lady Gaga do most of the singing while Emma, in her element, seemed to find Gaga’s singing a bit of a turn on. While it’s easy to remember Lady Gaga as the poppy hit maker, it’s also important to remember her upbringing as a pianist in New York City.

Lady Gaga has recorded a duet with British singer Florence Welch for her upcoming album. Could she be talking about former fiance Taylor Kinney we wonder?

Mark Savage at the BBC describes the track as “a propulsive disco-rock track, built around a perpetually building chord sequence that lends the song a compelling sense of urgency”.

The news made it through the airwaves and straight to social media, causing a frenzy.

“We played through it, changed the melody, shifted it”.

The lyrics themselves are surprisingly poetic for the upbeat rhythm they accompany: “Caught up in your show / at least now I know, it wasn’t love / it wasn’t love, it was a flawless illusion / Mistaken for love, it was a ideal illusion”.

‘There are also a lot of things on the internet that are not reality.

Love her or hate her, but I think she has an incredible voice and can sing live.

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: Lady Gaga is not one to make a formulaic pop song. “It’s about wanting people to re-establish that human connection”. According to Entertainment Weekly, the singer also revealed some news regarding the new album, including information about collaborations.