Doja Cat Confirms Title Of Her Fourth Studio Album

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MAY 23: In this image released on May 23, Doja Cat poses backstage for the 2021 Billboard Music Awards, broadcast on May 23, 2021 at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images for dcp)
The "Planet Her" artist also confirmed that "DC4" won't be a pop punk album.

Doja Cat kept fans on the edge of their seats for the release of her next album. Though the artist shared a few updates over the past few months, she hasn’t announced concrete plans for its release. However, she’s provided fans with some tidbits of information surrounding the direction she’ll be heading. Doja Cat described her next project as more “masculine.” She further explained that she pulled inspiration from genre-bending artists and groups like Death Grips and The Beastie Boys.

“If you wanted a teaser into what I’ve been thinking about, that’s what I’ve been on a lot. And just to make it clear, Beastie Boys is a huge inspiration to me,” Doja Cat explained. “Beastie Boys will hit you with hard, loud and crazy rap, but they’ll also hit you with real raw 90s punk, which I love, or smooth techno that feels sexy and sleek. And you’ll be like, ‘Where the f*ck did this come from?’” Even though she also suggested the next project would lean towards pop-punk, she’s apparently changed her tune.

Doja Cat Says She Has A Title For “DC4”

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 21: Doja Cat performs during the TIDAL's 5th Annual TIDAL X Benefit Concert TIDAL X Rock The Vote At Barclays Center - Show at Barclays Center of Brooklyn on October 21, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/Getty Images for TIDAL )

Doja Cat hit Twitter with some brief updates on her next project including the title of her next opus. Without saying too much, she wrote, #Hellmouth on her Twitter page, which fans believe is the title of her next project. However, as fans inquired whether this one would have an alt-rock influence, she confirmed, “nope.” So, it looks like we’ll have to wait to find out exactly what she’s cooking up for DC4.

Beyond the supposed influence of 90s punk, Doja Cat hinted at a few other directions she might head in next. Though she expressed frustrations over the public’s doubts over her credentials as a rapper, she suggested she'll heavily incorporate R&B elements will appear on the album. She also indicated that it would be inspired by rave culture. At this point, the element of surprise is working in Doja Cat’s favor. Check out her tweet above and sound off with your thoughts in the comments below. Do you think Doja Cat will come out with the Album of The Year?

Hellmouth

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