Hitmaker Doja Cat announced on Friday that she will release her fifth studio album “Vie” on September 26.
The 29-year-old rapper and singer behind “Say So,” “Woman” and “Agora Hills” posted a video on her Instagram page showcasing herself in chic couture, speaking French while posing in Paris, the Eiffel Tower looming behind her.
“You’re here?” Doja asked another version of herself.
“Of course I am,” she replied, smugly taking a bite out of her croissant.
“Je sais que tu es ma vie. ‘Vie’ out 9/26,” she wrote in the caption, which means “I know you are my life” in French.
Pop-driven project
Doja, who previously sparked controversy when she rejected making palatable, marketable and sellable” music, said in a V Magazine interview in July that “Vie” will be a more “pop-driven project.”
The singer also said that the vibe will lean towards “love, romance, sex and discourse in relationships,” particularly on her hope and hopefulness towards love.
“I know that I can make pop music, and pop is just that – it’s popular.”
“It starts to become a bit of a thing that’s viewed as a sport by people who are just bystanders to it, who enjoy it, but maybe also don’t respect it or what it is, which is just music … They see it as if this is some kind of football for girls and gays,” Doja explained.
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Doja ‘the jealous type’
“Jealous Type,” the lead single of “Vie,” will be released on August 21.
Produced by Jack Antonoff and Ari Starace, the song has an upbeat ‘80s vibe, complete with energetic synths and sensual lyrics reminiscent of her “Hot Pink” and “Planet Her” eras.
Earlier, Doja showed off the track in a Marc Jacobs pre-Fall 2025 campaign on May 5.
She then teased the song through the “Vie Hotline” on August 7, where callers are given a snippet of the track. The singer also uploaded the teaser in a YouTube video.
The song speaks about being in love and confused while navigating insecurities and jealousy in a seemingly impatient relationship.
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