Just days after leaving American Idol Katy Perry pivots to teasing a new album. Fans were quick to notice on Tuesday that the singer had changed her social media profile pic to a new silver logo on a red background with her initials “KP” floating inside a pair of parentheses.
On X, the new logo was accompanied by a red bar filled with bubbles.
Though no announcement has officially been made on a new album or single release, Katy did tell Billboard last month she has a single ready.
KP said the unnamed track is “one of my biggest songs that has yet to come out.” The track was co-written by 28-year-old Canadian-Congolese singer Lu Kala, best known stateside for her feature on Latto’s 2023 song “Lottery.”
Perry also told Access Hollywood that same night that the long-awaited follow-up to her 2020 album Smile is one of her happiest LPs to date. “I just have yet to make a record from a place of feeling really happy and whole and full of love,” she said. “Sometimes artists are like, ‘Oh, that’s boring, you want to make music from kind of like a tougher place,’ but actually it’s very bright and joyful, like pure joy and fun and playful and celebratory and a party.”
At the time of writing, Katy has also deleted her bio on social accounts. Check out her new logo below:
.@katyperry deleted her bio on Instagram and Twitter. pic.twitter.com/1equ9ZZitj
— Katy Perry Today (@todaykatyp) May 22, 2024



