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Jolin Tsai to release new album in May

Jolin Tsai to release new album in May

Yahoo04-04-2025

4 Apr - Seven years after her last album, "Ugly Beauty", Jolin Tsai revealed that she will be releasing her new album in May.
The Taiwanese queen of C-pop shared the good news at the press conference of a well-known beauty brand in Shanghai, saying that the album cover and the music video have already been shot in Los Angeles.
"Wait one more month. One more month and we can sing new songs together!" she enthused.
She stated that the new album, her 15th overall, is of great significance to her and something that she had never tried before and had always wanted to explore.
"Even the makeup style is different. It will be quite in line with the concept," she said.
At the same time, Jolin also plans to go on tour to promote the album, adding, "It won't be in the first half of the year. The first half of the year is for the album release."
It was back in December last year that Jolin revealed she has completed the recording of her new album.
(Photo Source: Jolin IG)

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