Dua Lipa Is Looking for ‘Somebody’ in Her Latest Track ‘Training Season’ (Watch Video)
The singer shared that the song was inspired by going on a "string of bad dates".
Three-time Grammy award-winning singer Dua Lipa has unveiled her new song "Training Season". Taking to Instagram, Dua shared a post that she captioned," TRAINING SEASON IS OVER!!!!!! UGH OUT NOW EVERYWHERE!!!! FINALLY!!!! THANK YOU TO THE DREAM TEAM." Grammy Awards 2024: Dua Lipa Shimmers on the Red Carpet in a Metallic Silver Courrèges Dress, View Pics of the Stunning Singer.
According to People magazine, "Training Season" follows her November 2023 release of "Houdini" and her performance at the 2024 Grammys, where she performed a medley of the upcoming single "Houdini" and her Grammy-nominated song "Dance the Night" (from the Barbie soundtrack). The pop star shared what inspired her latest track in a press release. "I had been on a string of bad dates, and the last one was the final straw," Lipa said. "The next morning, I arrived at the studio to [songwriters] Caroline [Ailin] and Tobias [Jesso Jr.] asking me how it all went, and I immediately declared 'TRAINING SEASON IS OVER,' and like the best 'day after' debriefs with your mates, we had a lot of laughs, and it all quickly came together from there," as per PEOPLE.
Dua Lipa’s New Track “Training Season” Out:
"And while it is obviously about that feeling when you are just absolutely done telling people...men specifically in this case, how to date you right, it is also about my training season being over and me growing with every experience," she continued. Grammys 2024: Dua Lipa Captivates the Audience With Her Electrifying Performance on 'Dance the Night' From Barbie (Watch Videos).
"I have never felt more confident, clear or empowered. And while it may be that training season is never over for any of us, you start to see the beauty in finding that person to experience it with. You stop looking for the trainees and become more interested in having someone where you are and someone to grow with," reported PEOPLE.