Following a smattering of billboard<\/a> and poster<\/a> teasers around the world, Rosal\u00eda<\/a> has announced<\/a> her new album\u2014and it arrives in less than a month. Lux<\/em>, the Spanish pop star\u2019s fourth studio album, will be released November 7 via Columbia<\/a>. Details on the follow-up to 2022\u2019s Motomami<\/em><\/a> are otherwise scarce, but you can check out the album cover below.<\/p>\n According to a press release, Rosal\u00eda recorded Lux<\/em> with the London Symphonic Orchestra and conductor Dan\u00edel Bjarnason. The album includes vocals from Bj\u00f6rk, Yves Tumor, and others.<\/p>\n Following the release of Motomami<\/em>, Rosal\u00eda embarked on a world tour<\/a> behind the Grammy-winning<\/a> album and released a deluxe edition<\/a>. In the years since, she has also appeared as a guest artist on several collaborations: She joined forces<\/a> with Bj\u00f6rk<\/a>, for \u201cOral<\/a>\u201d; Blackpink<\/a>\u2019s Lisa<\/a>, for \u201cNew Woman<\/a>\u201d; and Ralphie Choo<\/a>, for \u201cOmega<\/a>.\u201d She also released an EP<\/a> with her then-fiance Rauw Alejandro<\/a> in 2023. More recently, Rosal\u00eda was announced<\/a> as a cast member in the upcoming third season of HBO\u2019s Euphoria<\/em>, set to premiere in 2026.<\/p>\n
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