Sabrina Carpenter has just announced her new album, Man’s Best Friend, and fans are already excited. The pop star shared the news herself on social media with a bold cover picture, showing her kneeling in a black dress.
This album follows her hit single Espresso and is expected to showcase a more fun side of the singer. With catchy lyrics and playful energy, Man’s Best Friend could be her biggest release yet. Moreover, she has also revealed the album’s release date and how many tracks it will have. Let’s dive deeper!
Sabrina Carpenter unleashes a brand-new era with Man’s Best Friend
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter is back, and this time she’s bolder than ever. She recently announced her upcoming album Man’s Best Friend on June 11 with a dramatic Instagram reveal.
The album cover, which shows Carpenter down on her knees in black heels while a man holds her by the hair, instantly grabbed attention online.
This edgy and confident look speaks to a new era in her music. Set to release on August 29, the album comes just a year after her massive success with Short n’ Sweet.
That record made her a Billboard chart-topper, thanks to hits like “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.” And now, she’s keeping the momentum going with Man’s Best Friend.
Along with the artwork, the singer wrote, “I can’t wait for it to be yours x,” further hinting at a personal connection to the music. Based on the snippet, the new album will likely explore themes of empowerment, control, and self-awareness, packed with her usual wit.
The visual direction alone shows that she’s going all out with her vision. And with the looks of it, it could easily be one of her most fearless albums yet.
How many tracks are going to be there in Man’s Best Friend?
Man’s Best Friend will include 12 tracks, as confirmed on its Spotify Countdown page. Leading the list is the single “Manchild,” which has already made huge waves with its cheeky and sharp lyrics. It’s a perfect mix of pop and country, bringing forth a new side of Carpenter’s singing style.
The track playfully calls out immature men and was co-written by Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen, both of whom helped shape Short n’ Sweet. With such brilliant names attached to the single, fans are already calling it one of her catchiest songs yet. And if the rest of the album follows suit, it’s clear we’re in for more bold and clever pop hooks.
Given the success of her last album and singles, expectations are quite high. But Carpenter seems more than ready to meet them. With strong collaborators, a clear creative vision, and, of course, a loyal fan base behind her, Man’s Best Friend might just be her defining record.
So, mark your calendars as Sabrina Carpenter’s album Man’s Best Friend is releasing on August 29.
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