It's a Zara Larsson party and everyone is invited. From songs like "Lush Life" and "Symphony" finding new life across socials, to new fans discovering the singer as she opens for Tate McRae, to the new arsenal of hits that Zara has been revealing on the road to her new album, Midnight Sun, everything is so Zara right now.
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Performing for a huge crowd before Tate takes the stage has been "a dream" for Zara Larsson. "I also feel like our music and the way we perform really goes well together for the fans who are watching it," Zara tells Bru before a stop at Madison Square Garden. "Even people who don't know about me and they're like, 'oh, you know, let's just see.' I feel like a lot of people, they really like it and they turn into fans. So of course I'm doing it for people who are in their seats, want to start, which is quite a lot of people. It's like a really really good turnout, and then for the people who are also there to kind of discover me, I feel like they also really like it. So I get for my fans who I've had for a while and that are excited to see the show, but I feel like I also have gained so many new fans."
With new fans every day learning that Zara has been an amazing artist for years, they are in for a powerful new era with her album, Midnight Sun, arriving everywhere on September 26.
"We were like connecting our brains up into the creative universe and just downloaded what needed to be said that day, that specific moment, and that was it," Larsson says of creating her new project, much of which ends up on the album the way they wrote it originally. "The making of this album has been the most fun that I've ever had creating something, and also the most easiest way of creating it. It was just like, it just appeared in front of us like, 'oh, I guess that's the song and it's perfect.'"
"I'm not nervous. I'm not anxious," Zara says of the upcoming release. "I am just 100% excited."
To hear more from Zara Larsson on her upcoming solo tour, the making of Midnight Sun, and more check out the full conversation with Bru above.