It's not déjà vu: Olivia Rodrigo announces highly anticipated new album

It’s not déjà vu. Olivia Rodrigo is backmost with a caller album.

The vocalist shared that her 3rd album, “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So successful Love,” volition beryllium released June 12. Rodrigo announced the quality by wiping her Instagram provender and sharing a photograph of the medium cover, which shows her swinging upside down successful a babe pinkish dress.

“I americium truthful arrogant of this grounds and I can’t hold for you to perceive it,” Rodrigo wrote connected Instagram.

“You Seem Pretty Sad” comes 2 and a fractional years aft the merchandise of her sophomore album, “Guts.” Rodrigo and her squad person been teasing the medium since winter. To correspond her modulation from the purple aesthetic of her “Sour” and “Guts” albums, a mural successful Los Angeles was repainted from purple to airy pinkish a fewer weeks agone alongside a caller “OR” logo. This medium besides departs from Rodrigo’s one-word naming convention.

Rodrigo skyrocketed to fame with her debut solo single, “Drivers License,” successful January 2021, erstwhile she was 17 years old. The azygous spent 8 weeks astatine No. 1 connected the Billboard Hot 100 and sparked intrigue astir the rumored emotion triangle betwixt Rodrigo, her “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” co-star Joshua Bassett and vocalist Sabrina Carpenter. Following the single’s success, Rodrigo released “Sour” successful May 2021.

Rodrigo was nominated for 7 Grammys and won the awards for champion caller artist, popular vocal medium and popular solo show successful 2022. Even with her caller exposure, Rodrigo told The Times that she wasn’t fazed by her stardom.

“Everyone’s like, ‘What a weird life, huh?’ But I don’t know, it’s astir apt not dissimilar the drastic alteration that different kid astatine 18 would person going to college,” Rodrigo said successful December 2021.

Rodrigo’s 2nd album, “Guts,” which dropped successful September 2023, had a pop-punk borderline compared to “Sour.” She told The Times that the album’s rollout made her analyse her “identity arsenic an artist.”

“This time, I wasn’t 17 years old, going done my archetypal heartbreak, crying astatine the soft and a opus conscionable flies out. I had to sharpen my songwriting skills and my singing skills,” Rodrigo said. “It felt similar a antithetic originative experience.”