Halsey Releases 'The Great Impersonator,' a Deeply Personal and Ambitious Album

The album explores themes of identity and health struggles while paying homage to iconic musical influences.

Halsey's fifth studio album, 'The Great Impersonator,' features 18 tracks that blend personal introspection with musical tributes to artists like Stevie Nicks, Dolly Parton, and Bruce Springsteen.
The album was created during a challenging period in Halsey's life, marked by health issues including lupus and a rare T-cell disorder, as well as personal upheavals like a label drop and a breakup.
Each track channels the influence of a different musical icon, reflecting Halsey's exploration of identity and time travel through pop music history.
Halsey's songwriting on this album is described as raw and emotionally charged, addressing themes of mortality, fame, and personal crises.
The album rollout included a creative campaign where Halsey impersonated various pop icons, highlighting the album's concept of musical homage and personal reflection.