Dua Lipa opens up about her third album and writing 'Dance The Night' for 'Barbie' on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'

Dua Lipa opens up about her third album and writing 'Dance The Night' for 'Barbie' on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon'
Dua Lipa dazzled on Jimmy Fallon's late-night show (The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon/YouTube)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Dua Lipa, pop music's reigning disco queen, recently lit up 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon', gracing the stage with her infectious energy and a captivating conversation about her upcoming third album and her single, 'Dance The Night'.

Fallon couldn't contain his excitement as he introduced Lipa, calling her "one of the most exciting artists of our generation."



 

Disco queen Dua Lipa sheds retro skin, embraces psychedelic pop for new album

Dressed in a shimmering sequined jumpsuit, Dua Lipa radiated confidence and charisma as she discussed her highly anticipated third album.

While remaining tight-lipped about the official release date, she teased a "psychedelic-pop vibe," hinting at a departure from the retro disco sounds that catapulted her to superstardom.

"It's definitely a different sound," stated Lipa, her eyes twinkling with mischief, as she added, "I've been experimenting a lot, pushing myself to explore new sonic landscapes."

Jimmy Fallon, sensing the audience's eagerness, pressed for more details, but Lipa playfully dodged, leaving everyone on the edge of their seats, yearning for a taste of this new sonic adventure.

Dua Lipa channels 'Barbie' and unleashes creative process for 'Dance The Night'

The conversation then shifted to 'Dance The Night,' Dua Lipa's groovy contribution to the 'Barbie' movie.

With its infectious melody and empowering lyrics, the song has already become a fan favorite, capturing the essence of 'Barbie's unapologetic spirit.

"Writing for Barbie was a dream come true," confessed Lipa, continuing, "I've always admired her for being unapologetically herself, breaking boundaries, and inspiring girls to do the same."

She then delved into the creative process, explaining how she channeled her inner child while crafting the song. The singer also made her acting debut in 'Barbie', channeling Mermaid Barbie. 


 
 
 
 
 
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"I imagined Barbie at this epic party, living her best life," said the 'Swan Song' singer, her voice brimming with excitement. She added, "And 'Dance The Night' just flowed out."

Jimmy Fallon, clearly smitten with the song's energy, couldn't resist jumping in. He and Lipa launched into a spontaneous dance routine, their playful moves mirroring the carefree spirit of 'Dance The Night'.

The audience roared with approval, captivated by the genuine joy radiating from the stage.



 

Dua Lipa finds unexpected inspiration in the escape artist 'Houdini' 

But the surprises didn't end there, in a conversation detour that left everyone intrigued, Dua Lipa revealed a fascinating connection to the legendary Harry Houdini. It turns out the magic of escape artistry deeply inspires her creative process.


 
 
 
 
 
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"Houdini was all about defying limitations, about breaking free from the impossible," expressed the singer, continuing, "That fearlessness, that drive to push boundaries, it resonates with me as an artist." 

"He reminds me to never be afraid to experiment, to challenge myself, and to always believe that anything is possible," noted Lipa, her voice carrying a newfound conviction. 

Notably, the songstress' new track 'Houdini' was released on November 9, and it's believed to be the lead single for her unnamed third studio album. 

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