Ariana Grande reveals six new song titles for Eternal Sunshine deluxe edition
The star has been teasing an "attachment" to her seventh album since January.
Ariana Grande has teased fans with the names of six new songs to be added to her updated version of Eternal Sunshine.
The singer, who earned massive acclaim throughout 2024 for her performance as Galinda in Wicked, announced earlier this month she’ll be releasing a deluxe edition of her latest record on 28th March.
The deluxe version, titled Eternal Sunshine: Brighter Days Ahead, will include new music from the star – and now fans have been clued into the titles.
Ariana posted a handwritten video on Instagram, slowly revealing the name of each track and what the new songs will be – including an extension of an already existing song from the original release.
What songs is Ariana Grande adding to Eternal Sunshine: Brighter Days Ahead?
The new additions are:
- Intro (End of the World) – Extended Version
- Twilight Zone
- Warm
- Dandelion
- Past Life
- Hampstead
On top of the new songs, there will also be an accompanying short film, also titled Brighter Days Ahead.
The announcement comes after she teased fans back in January while on the Golden Globes red carpet, dropping the first hints of what was to come to Access Hollywood.
She told them: "There’s something I made last year that will come out eventually. It’s an attachment of Eternal Sunshine, so that does exist and that will be coming out at some point."
Eternal Sunshine is Grande’s seventh album, and was initially released in March 2024.
The star received three Grammy nominations for the album and its singles, including Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for The Boy Is Mine remix with Brandy and Monica, Best Dance Pop Recording for Yes, And?, and Best Pop Vocal Album.
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