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It\u2019s the first Monday of the year, which means most of us are slowly easing back into our pre-holiday routines, chipping away at our inboxes and circling back on emails that date back all the way to Dec. 12. And then there\u2019s Robyn<\/a>, who\u2019s been working non-stop since she performed on celebrity.land\u2019s live New Year\u2019s Eve 2025 telecast in Times Square and headlined a special NYE concert at Brooklyn Paramount all on the same night. <\/p>\n At the show (and its subsequent follow-up on Jan. 2), the Swedish pop star debuted a suite of new songs that left fans crossing their fingers for a new Robyn<\/a> album. Now, judging by some recent hints, it\u2019s no longer a matter of if<\/em> she\u2019s releasing a new album, but when<\/em>. Here\u2019s what we know.<\/p>\n On Jan. 5, Robyn teased her next era with a series of cryptic promotional posters, including one that features a close-up image of the Swede with the text, \u201cF*ck an app, I need me some IRL.\u201d In another, Robyn poses alongside the words, \u201cI like to go out, wear something nice and push.\u201d The final poster sees an assless-chapped Robyn obscured by the lyrics, \u201cMy body\u2019s a spaceship with the ovaries on hyperdrive.\u201d <\/p>\n Each poster directs fans to a website titled \u201cSexistential<\/a>,\u201d which just so happens to be the (alleged) name of one of the tracks<\/a> she debuted at the Dec. 31 show. And for what it\u2019s worth, the other sex-positive song she premiered that night, \u201cTalk To Me<\/a>,\u201d also name-drops the saucy portmanteau. Sounds like we have a title, folks.<\/p>\nWe Have A Potential Title<\/h2>\n