PinkPantheress to Release Debut Album ‘Heaven Knows’ in November: ‘What an Intense, Insane Moment!’

Thania Garcia

October 12, 2023 at 3:30 p.m.·2 min read

PinkPantheress will release her first full-length record titled “Heaven Knows” on Nov. 10, the 22-year-old shared via social media on Thursday.

Running with the evangelical theme, “Heaven Knows” will follow PinkPantheress’ 2021 EP “To Hell With It,” which included fan favorites “Pain” and “Break It Off.” According to her posts, the new LP is comprised of music recorded over the last two years, “with some beloved tunes that might sound familiar,” and will include “some cutie features” that will be revealed at a later date.

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“What an intense insane moment ! my first album is coming out and you know i love a pun so it’s called ‘heaven knows,’ out on November 10th,” she wrote in the caption to a photo of the album’s regal cover art. PinkPantheress is seen pictured in an airy dress leaning against a dark backdrop as a dove flaps its wings above her.

The record will include the previously released “Mosquito,” and the newly-released “Capable of Love,” which made its debut on Thursday. Both singles fall in line with the She dropped the blend of drum-n-bass and bedroom pop that catapulted her to stardom on TikTok. Since her last project, PinkPantheress has released many popular songs including “Boy’s a Liar,” which ultimately peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 after getting a remix with Ice Spice.

“I love everyone here, i cried the other day thinking of how lucky i am to have people willing to listen to me, you are never taken in vain,” the singer continued in her announcement post. “To my fanpages, i love you, you’re always there for me and i will never forget about how safe you make me feel. it’s been a long time comin from pain to capable of love, i hope you love each song you hear from me!”

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