Saturday, July 25, 2026

R&B Singer SZA Is “Changing Some Mixes” on New Album She Dropped on Saturday: “Who Knows U Might Notice”

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Singer SZA surprised everyone and dropped a new album on Saturday called “Lana.”

“Lana” has new songs, and is an extension of SZA’s last album, “SOS.” She won 3 Grammy Awards last February for that collection.

Immediately, “Lana” went to number 1 on iTunes and Apple, etc. It’s just digital right now. CDs, etc will come next month.

But now SZA — whose real name is Solána Imani Rowe — says on Wednesday she’ll post an updated version of “Lana” to iTunes and streaming services to supplant the current one.

She writes on Twitter:” After listening w a clear mind I’m Switching some mixes out when I add stuff on Christmas lol . This means nothing to you but had to say it for me lol . Who knows u might notice”

Will anyone notice the difference after the Christmas Day update? A better question: why hurry out an album that wasn’t ready?

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Roger Friedman
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