Troye Sivan opens up about loneliness, love and his most experimental album yet

The record follows his 2023 album, Something to Give Each Other, which featured hits including Rush and One of Your Girls.Sivan explained that his latest project brings together different musical styles, including dance, trip-hop, shoegaze and orchestral pop.

Rather than attempting to recreate the sound of his previous record, he wanted the new album to reflect the more complicated emotions he has experienced in recent years.The singer also spoke about the women who have supported him throughout his life, explaining that their influence became a central theme of the project.

The title track celebrates the women and feminine-presenting people who have helped him navigate personal challenges, including trans women, drag queens and the feminine side of his own identity.The album features appearances from Nicole Kidman and Lily-Rose Depp, with Sivan describing the project as a deeply personal reflection of his life.

Kidman appears in the music video for the title track, while Depp contributes to the album’s closing track, which expresses hope for future love.Sivan also explored the tension between his life as a performer and the loneliness that can follow the excitement of being on stage.

Following the success of his 2024 SWEAT tour with Charli XCX, the singer found himself reflecting on how fame can make it more difficult to maintain privacy and build romantic relationships.The album’s themes extend to his desire for a lasting connection.

While tracks such as “Party” capture the energy of nightlife, other songs focus on longing for a future partner and imagining what a more settled life might look like.Released on October 9, She’s the Best marks Sivan’s first full-length album since Something to Give Each Other.

The new record offers a more introspective direction for the singer, balancing the euphoria of pop stardom with the emotional uncertainty that exists beyond the stage.

Sivan's says his album brings together different music styles, including dance, trip-hop, shoegaze and orchestral pop.