“The record has many different genres”: Lady Gaga spills the tea on Harlequin album
Lady Gaga has shared new information about her upcoming album Harlequin. On 24 September, the pop icon broke the internet when she announced the forthcoming project.
Described as a “companion album” to the highly anticipated Joker: Folie À Deux, the record is set to feature 13 songs. The tracklist is as follows: ‘Good Morning,’ ‘Get Happy (2024), ‘Oh, When the Saints, ‘World On A String,’ ‘If My Friends Could See Me Now,’ ‘That’s Entertainment,’ ‘Smile,’ ‘The Joker,’ ‘Folie à Deux,’ ‘Happy Mistake,’ and ‘That’s Life.’ Fortunately, Gaga has continued to treat fans with more Harlequin details ahead of the album’s 27 September release.
While attending the Joker 2 London premiere, the ‘Bad Romance‘ talent gave insight into her creative process for the record – also known as LG 6.5 – and why it was made as a companion album. “You know, my experience with the character Lee [Quinzel] was really, really personal.
And when we were making the movie, we were constantly discovering new things on set through dance, through costumes, through make-up, through the story,“ she explained. “When we were done with the movie with the movie, I just wasn’t done with her.
