And we’re grateful, too, as her past relationships inspired her new album Thank U, Next.

An ode to break-ups, Ariana’s 5th studio album dropped on Friday, February 8th .

The album’s first 3 singles — the titular Thank U, Next; Imagine; and the latest 7 Rings — have already received much success, with another 9 tracks telling the story of recently tumultuous personal life.

The last few months have included her engagement to fiancé Pete Davidson being put to bed, and the loss of former boyfriend Mac Miller who died in September.

The rapper’s death is seemingly referenced on Ghostin’ which sounds similar to Miller’s song 2009 and includes the lyrics, “Though I wish he were here instead / Don’t want that living in your head / He just comes to visit me / When I’m dreaming every now and then.”

The death of her ex was hard on the 25-year-old who thanked fans on Twitter for their support.

“This music, you guys, and my friends saved my life,” she wrote.

As for any critics? Thank U, Next!

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“Ariana just played her new album for the Republic Records team and her management and everyone loved it,” said one of the sources to Daily Mail.

This new album is reportedly finished, but the release date remains  unknown. One half of the album is produced by Pharrell Williams, while the rest was done by Grande’s longtime collaborator Max Martin. Martin is credited as the man behind some of her greatest hits including “Problem” and “Into You”. Finally, it looks like Grande really put an effort into this releasing, participating in the writing sessions, which isn’t something she used to do before.

Ariana Grande’s major breakthrough came in 2009 when she landed a role of Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon’s TV show Victorious. After contributing vocals to 2011’s soundtrack Music from Victorious, Grande released her debut album Yours Truly in 2013. She received positive reviews from the critics, with some even comparing her to Mariah Carey. She went on to release two more albums, 2014’s My Everything and 2016’s Dangerous Woman, both of which were warmly received by both the critics and the audience.

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And we’re grateful, too, as her past relationships inspired her new album Thank U, Next.

An ode to break-ups, Ariana’s 5th studio album dropped on Friday, February 8th .

The album’s first 3 singles — the titular Thank U, Next; Imagine; and the latest 7 Rings — have already received much success, with another 9 tracks telling the story of recently tumultuous personal life.

The last few months have included her engagement to fiancé Pete Davidson being put to bed, and the loss of former boyfriend Mac Miller who died in September.

The rapper’s death is seemingly referenced on Ghostin’ which sounds similar to Miller’s song 2009 and includes the lyrics, “Though I wish he were here instead / Don’t want that living in your head / He just comes to visit me / When I’m dreaming every now and then.”

The death of her ex was hard on the 25-year-old who thanked fans on Twitter for their support.

“This music, you guys, and my friends saved my life,” she wrote.

As for any critics? Thank U, Next!

The post Ariana Grande Drops Her New Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

“Ariana just played her new album for the Republic Records team and her management and everyone loved it,” said one of the sources to Daily Mail.

This new album is reportedly finished, but the release date remains  unknown. One half of the album is produced by Pharrell Williams, while the rest was done by Grande’s longtime collaborator Max Martin. Martin is credited as the man behind some of her greatest hits including “Problem” and “Into You”. Finally, it looks like Grande really put an effort into this releasing, participating in the writing sessions, which isn’t something she used to do before.

Ariana Grande’s major breakthrough came in 2009 when she landed a role of Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon’s TV show Victorious. After contributing vocals to 2011’s soundtrack Music from Victorious, Grande released her debut album Yours Truly in 2013. She received positive reviews from the critics, with some even comparing her to Mariah Carey. She went on to release two more albums, 2014’s My Everything and 2016’s Dangerous Woman, both of which were warmly received by both the critics and the audience.

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