Dua Lipa has acquired the rights to her songs after she struck a deal with her former publisher. The 28-year-old pop star departed TAP Music and now owns the publishing rights to her back catalogue of hits. Anna Neville, co-president of TAP Music, said: "We wish Dua all the best for the future.

"This is an exciting time for our publishing company – we are expanding our services and teams globally and continue to add talented writers and artists to our already stellar roster."

Earlier this week, Lipa excited fans about her new era by teasing her new single, "Houdini" - slated to be released on November 9. The Grammy winner had been dropping cryptic clues across her social media and fans managed to crack the code. On Halloween (Tuesday, Oct. 31), which is the same date as the famous magician Houdini's death, she shared a preview of the new track, on which she sings: "Tell me all the ways you'll need me." 

At the end of the clip, the numbers 4 8 9 9 14 15 21 flash up on the screen, and if you swap them for their letters it translates into Houdini. The track is the lead single from Lipa's upcoming follow-up to 2020's dance record Future Nostalgia.

This year, the British singer-songwriter landed a huge hit with "Dance The Night" from the live-action 'Barbie' movie.

It was recently claimed that the "Levitating" hitmaker is also set to ditch her disco pop era in favor of music informed by "1970s-era psychedelia". A New York Times Style magazine profile on Lipa claims she has reinvented her sound and is getting help from psychedelic act Tame Impala's Kevin Parker. Asked if the rumor is true, she coyly replied: "I don’t know what you're talking about."

The profile noted: "She doesn't want to "alienate" them [her fans], although she's developing a new sound that may be informed less by the house and disco beats beneath songs like "Physical" and "Hallucinate" than by 1970s-era psychedelia."

Producer Mark Ronson - who oversaw the 'Barbie' soundtrack - heard parts of the record and teased it's going to be a whole new era for her. He told Vulture: "I've heard some of it and it's incredible.

"This feels like her triumphant stomp on that era of her music into whatever she does next."

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