Fresh off the success of Emotion, what music lovers called the best pop album of 2015 (although the Grammys didn't agree), Carly Rae Jepsen isn't slowing down.
The 30-year-old singer of "Call Me Maybe" fame is writing for her next album, and she's planning a vintage sound that builds off the '80s-era callbacks that made Emotion such a smash.
She even sang the theme song for Fuller House, the sequel to the classic family sitcom.
"I can't explain what we're doing right now, but we're very much into disco-y things, whatever this next album may or may not turn out to be," Jepsen said in an interview with the Vancouver Sun. "But I'm very much referencing ABBA a lot, and the Bee Gees, all of that stuff."
That's some top-tier source material, but Jepsen is confident in her process. "It's fun to dig into oldies and see what you can celebrate about it, like a good movie or good song--to take your favorite pieces of something and add some new stuff to create something different."
For now, the singer keeps touring--having the time of her life, we hope.
