Katy Perry 143
- Sep 20, 2024, Worldwide
Katy Perry is back with a brand-new album, 143, this September, offering a fresh set of songs, including her recent singles “Woman’s World” and “Lifetimes.”
The album, which will be released by Capitol Records, is titled after the 39-year-old’s symbolic angel number.
It is her first studio album since she dropped Smile in August 2020 and was produced by top producers Max Martin, Stargate, and Dr Luke, who were responsible for some of her biggest hits to date.
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What is the Release Date for Katy Perry’s 143 Album?
143 is Katy Perry’s seventh studio album, and it is scheduled for release on September 20, 2024.
What to Expect from 143?
According to a recent press statement about 143, Katy Perry stated, “I set out to create a bold, exuberant, celebratory dance-pop album with the symbolic 143 numerical expression of love as a throughline message.”
The album marks the first time the “Firework” singer has collaborated with Rocco Did It Again! And Vaughn Oliver. Also, she has joined forces with various producers again, such as Stargate, Max Martin, and Dr. Luke.
The producers are responsible for Perry’s biggest tracks. For example, Dr. Luke produced “I Kissed a Girl,” “Teenage Dream,” and “Roar,” to name a few.
Also, the album features collaborations with 21 Savage, Kim Petras, Doechii, and J.I.D.
How is 143 Expected to Perform in the Charts?
Despite attempting to generate much hype for her upcoming album, Katy Perry’s latest songs have struggled in the charts.
Her lead song, “Woman’s World,” has been plagued with controversy. As the song has a feminist message, music fans, media outlets, and celebrities didn’t hesitate to criticize Perry for working with producer Dr. Luke on the song, as he was accused of alleged physical and emotional abuse by singer Kesha in 2014. Dr Luke denied the claims, and the case was settled out of court in 2023.
Also, Balearic Island’s environmental department has announced it will launch an investigation into the “Woman’s World” video shoot, as it is believed the production company failed to obtain the correct authorization to film on its protected sand dunes.
The song was criticized by various music critics, too, with The Guardian giving it one star out of five and stating it is a “dated attempt at writing a feminist anthem.”
The song later struggled in the charts, peaking at number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 before falling off after one week.
“Lifetimes,” the second single from 143, enjoyed only one day in the US Spotify Daily Top 200 chart at number 198 before falling off, and it reached 145 in the global Spotify chart.
