Billie Eilish announced her new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, which will drop on May 17 and only be available in two different vinyl editions
Billie Eilish announced her new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, will be dropping on May 17.
Alongside the message, Eilish shared the album’s artwork, which featured a pic of her underwater fully clothed and barefoot as she sank beneath a door. Eilish, who’s been outspoken about sustainability issues, will only be releasing two vinyl versions of her album. In March, she slammed musicians who released multiple vinyl versions of their albums in different packaging.
After her comments made headlines, fans of Taylor Swift began to speculate that the remark was about the Eras Tour performer.
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