Committed is the up and coming fourth studio collection by Canadian vocalist Carly Rae Jepsen. It is planned to be discharged on May 17, 2019, through 604, School Kid and Interscope Records. The collection was gone before by the arrival of the single "Party for One", a double single comprising of "Since I Discovered You" and "No Medication Like Me", "Julien", and "To an extreme". The collection will be upheld by The Devoted Visit.

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Tracks Listing:

1 Julien
2 No Drug Like Me
3 Now That I Found You
4 Want You In My Room
5 Everything He Needs
6 Happy Not Knowing
7 I’ll Be Your Girl
8 Too Much
9 The Sound
10 Automatically In Love
11 Feels Right (Ft. Electric Guest)
12 Right Words Wrong Time
13 Real Love
14 For Sure v 15 Party for One

Canadian pop vocalist Carly Rae Jepsen is at long last discharging her fourth studio collection, "Devoted", on May seventeenth, worldwide day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia. The collection was preceeded by three tunes, "Gathering For One", "Since I Discovered You" and "No Medication Like Me", albeit just the last two made the cut into the collection's tracklist. Carly additionally declared the "Committed Visit", to help the collection.

Carly Rae Jepsen will discharge Devoted, her foreseen follow-up to 2015's E•MO•TION, on May seventeenth through School Kid/Interscope Records. In expectation, she's now revealed the collection's work of art and supporting visit. Presently, the "Gathering for One" vocalist has divulged the exertion's finished tracklist.

Fans on Twitter were told to convey a message publicizing the new LP, after which a picture highlighting the full rundown of tunes was opened. 15 track titles were uncovered, including two extra melodies elite to the "choice" computerized form. While not initially expected to include, "Gathering for One" (one of our preferred tunes of 2018) will finish off the luxurious version, succeeding a track called "Without a doubt".

Carly Rae Jepsen has declared the arrival of her new collection 'Committed' just as a heap of new visit dates.

The Canadian pop star last discharged an appropriate record in 2015's 'Feeling'. After a year, she put out an accumulation of outtakes from that collection's account sessions, called 'Feeling Side B'.

Presently, Jepsen has affirmed her next collection will be called 'Devoted' and will be discharged on May 17 by means of School Kid/Interscope. A tracklist presently can't seem to be affirmed, yet the record will include late discharges 'Since I Discovered You' and 'No Medication Like Me'.

The vocalist has additionally shared the fine art for the collection declaration, which sees her sat on the floor in a cream outfit with her back to the camera. The title and discharge date are transcribed in the upper right-hand corner.

In April 2016, Jepsen said that she felt roused and was planning to discharge new music toward the beginning of 2017, yet did not have any desire to rush.[3] In May 2016, she said that she was taking motivation from disco music, including ABBA and the Honey bee Gees. In February 2017, Jepsen said that she had composed 42 melodies for the collection and that her principle impact was Donna Summer.[4] In August 2017, she said that she had composed more than 60 tunes, prodding that she was making "tunes to clean your home to".[5] In April 2018, Jepsen said that she had composed more than 100 tunes for the collection and was beginning to limit them down. She likewise discharged a secret for a melody that was conjectured to be titled "This Affection Isn't Crazy".[6] By May 2019, Jepsen had expressed "about 200 tunes" for the collection, which incorporated a title track that was excluded in the last track posting.

In April 2016, Jepsen said that she felt enlivened and was planning to discharge new music toward the beginning of 2017, however did not have any desire to rush.[3] In May 2016, she said that she was taking motivation from disco music, including ABBA and the Honey bee Gees. In February 2017, Jepsen said that she had composed 42 melodies for the collection and that her principle impact was Donna Summer.[4] In August 2017, she said that she had composed more than 60 tunes, prodding that she was making "tunes to clean your home to".[5] In April 2018, Jepsen said that she had composed more than 100 tunes for the collection and was beginning to limit them down. She additionally discharged a secret for a tune that was conjectured to be titled "This Adoration Isn't Crazy".[6] By May 2019, Jepsen had stated "almost 200 tunes" for the collection, which incorporated a title track that was excluded in the last track posting.