Rebecca Black Embraces Hyperpop with Sophomore Album 'Salvation'

The 27-year-old artist's self-released project explores themes of freedom, identity, and self-expression through bold electronic production and striking visuals.

Rebecca Black's new album 'Salvation,' released February 27, 2025, marks her second full-length project and a deeper dive into the hyperpop genre.
The seven-track album features high-energy songs like 'Trust,' 'Sugar Water Cyanide,' and 'American Doll,' blending hypnotic dance beats with introspective lyrics.
'Salvation' reflects Black's journey toward artistic freedom, inspired by her personal growth and a desire to cancel out external judgments and embrace her true self.
The album's visuals, including a provocative cover and the 'Trust' music video, emphasize themes of empowerment and defiance against public scrutiny.
Rebecca Black will support the album with 'The Salvation Tour,' starting in March 2025, with stops in 19 cities including London, New York, and Los Angeles.