Following a whole lot of build-up and more than a few teaser tracks, Lady Gaga's long-awaited return to pop is finally here. Yes, Joanne has hit the streaming services, and you can listen to all it has to offer.
As previously reported, the album — Gaga's first since 2013's ARTPOP — finds her working with a large cast of high-profile guests. These include the likes of Father John Misty, Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine, Beck and "Jesus Take the Wheel" songwriter Hillary Lindsey. Producers also include Mark Ronson and Bloodpop.
For the actual songs, there are previously shared tracks like "Perfect Illusion," "Million Reasons" and "A-YO," which now all come together for the 14-track album.
Stream Joanne below, as the album is out now via Streamline/Interscope.
As previously reported, the album — Gaga's first since 2013's ARTPOP — finds her working with a large cast of high-profile guests. These include the likes of Father John Misty, Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine, Beck and "Jesus Take the Wheel" songwriter Hillary Lindsey. Producers also include Mark Ronson and Bloodpop.
For the actual songs, there are previously shared tracks like "Perfect Illusion," "Million Reasons" and "A-YO," which now all come together for the 14-track album.
Stream Joanne below, as the album is out now via Streamline/Interscope.
