Coming Soon blogherads.adq.push(function () ); Steve Lacy Teases New Album With Lovelorn Single ‘The Feeling’ The musician’s third album, Oh Yeah?, will arrive in July By Emily Zemler Emily Zemler Watch Eddie Vedder Busk in Dublin in Honor of Glen Hansard Usher Addresses Claims He Used a Lookalike Onstage: ‘They Can’t Clone This’ Brandon Flowers Looks Back at the Past on Anthemic Single ‘Tiger’s Blood’ View all posts by Emily Zemler June 5, 2026 Steve Lacy Gus Van Sant Steve Lacy will release his third album, Oh Yeah?, on July 17 via RCA Records. The singer previewed the LP with anthemic single “The Feeling,” an emotionally-wrought number about a relationship in turmoil. Am I your baby?” Along with the single, Lacy shared a music video for the track directed by Matt Castellanos.
Lacy has been hinting at Oh Yeah? since last year. Last year he released “Nice Shoes” as a trailer of sorts for the album, a follow-up to 2022’s Gemini Rights. He told Rolling Stone in September, “I feel safe enough and close enough to start talking about it now, and get the title out and just get the energy in the air.
I’ve never worked where I kind of announce it while I’m still working on it. I feel like rappers work until the last minute.” blogherads.adq.push(function () { blogherads .defineSlot( 'medrec', 'gpt-dsk-tab-article-inbody-uid0' ) .setTargeting( 'pos', ["mid-article","mid","in-article1","mid-article1","inbody","inbody1"] ) .setTargeting( 'viewable', 'yes' ) .setSubAdUnitPath("music\/article\/inbody1") .addSize([[300,250],[620,350],[2,2],[3,3],[2,4],[4,2],[640,250],[6,6],[620,366]]) .setClsOptimization("minsize") ; }); He added that he recorded some of the album in Paris. I think it inspires me based on the clarity that I have being here.” Trending Stories Why Is Everyone Scared of Hasan Piker?
Watch Eddie Vedder Busk in Dublin in Honor of Glen Hansard Drake Turns Kick Stream Into a 20-v-1 Dating Show, Warns Rap Rivals His ‘Pen Isn’t Dry’ John Carpenter Has Been to Hell and Back A press release describes the forthcoming album as “the culmination of a four-year journey whereupon Steve found himself feeling at home in foreign countries and situations and less at home at home. Taking the reins of the production, writing, performance, and the creative, Steve eventually found his way back.” Lacy told Rolling Stone he was thinking more intently about his lyrics this time around. I’m like, ‘If my beat hard, this bass line hard, the chords hard, what else do we need?’ But now I’m like, ‘OK, I want to say shit how I would say shit.'” try ); }); } catch (error) In this article: Gus Van Sant, Steve Lacy Music Music News
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