Lady Gaga announces 'Joker 2' album 'Harlequin' with 13 songs; will release on this date

Times of discover News: Not only is he releasing the first single from his seventh studio album next month, but he's also been promoting 'Harlequin', the soundtrack to the upcoming film 'Joker: Folie et Deux', which stars Joaquin alongside Phoenix Is.

'Harlequin' will be released on September 27 and will feature 13 amazing tracks. In the days leading up to the announcement, Gaga teased fans with Instagram posts such as "I'm ready for my interview" and another post that read, "Don't tell me what to wear."

The third post shows the sound of guitar strings, as well as adding "No duct tape" to 'There is no mission'. Earlier this week, he also promoted the album with a billboard showing the number '6.5', indicating that he's not referring to a full studio album as opposed to his upcoming project, which is said to be called 'LG7'.

Fans went wild after the pop star announced the back-to-back releases. One fan said, "You are the greatest pop artist of this generation," while another added, "We are!"

Lady Gaga is playing Harleen Quinzel in the musical sequel to DC's biggest drama Joker. Speaking about the film with Vogue, the pop star shared, 'I wrote a waltz for the film, with live pianist Alex Smith, who I invited to accompany me during my scenes.

There are moments in the film where I play an adult woman who sings like a little girl, walking through the world with a certain immaturity, which I find interesting.' Folie à Deux premiered at the Venice Film Festival earlier this month, where the audience applauded.

In the online video, the audience can be seen cheering, clapping for both Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix. The actor can be seen having a heart-to-heart conversation during the long applause.

The sequel to Todd Phillips' 2019 film Joker takes place after the events of the first film, with Arthur Fleck, aka the Joker, awaiting trial in an asylum. As the story progresses, he finds his true love and manages to escape. The film also stars Brendan Gleeson, Catherine Keener and Zazie Beetz.