Lola Young Drops Her Rawest Album Yet

London’s own heartbreak siren is back — and this time she’s not pulling any punches. Lola Young’s third studio album, I’m Only F**king Myself, lands this Friday, promising a cocktail of self-sabotage anthems, late-night nihilism, and brutally honest confessions.

Written with Manuka and SOLOMONOPHONIC (aka the minds behind Doja Cat and SZA), the record feels like a messy diary ripped wide open and stitched together with sharp beats and raw vocals.

Dark Themes, Brighter Energy

Even when she’s singing about spiraling — sex, drugs, escapism gone wrong — Lola refuses to wallow. The new project flips between tender vulnerability and chaotic edge, balancing heartbreak with pure catharsis. Singles like “One Thing” already stormed the charts, racking up millions of streams and securing a spot in the UK Top 20.

From Coachella to Glasto to Billie’s Stage

Her live glow-up has been just as major. After debuting at Coachella, supporting Billie Eilish in Paris, and making her first Glastonbury appearance, Lola’s proven she’s more than playlist bait — she’s a full-force performer. And with her North American headline shows locked for November, the Lola Young takeover is officially in motion.

Breaking Records, Breaking Rules

With over a billion streams under her belt, a platinum No.1 single (“Messy”), and an Ivor Novello Rising Star Award, Lola’s building the kind of résumé most pop acts would kill for. Yet her music keeps it raw, unfiltered, and anti-gloss. I’m Only F**king Myself isn’t just an album title — it’s her mantra, her warning, and her way of claiming space as one of Britain’s most compelling new voices.