Meghan Trainor Shares Sophomore Album Info and Previews, Too

Meghan Trainor shot to fame with the release of her 2014 song “All About That Bass.” Since then, she’s released a debut album, earned three Grammy nominations, performed at the 2015 Grammys and even underwent surgery for vocal cord hemorrhaging. What a whirlwind 18 months!

It only makes sense that she’d come back full force with her next album and the "Dear Future Husband" singer has teased at least three tracks (“Just a Friend to You,” “Only Us Girls” and “Lead Me On") on Instagram and Snapchat.

According to MTV, Trainor says she’s not quite finished with the album yet (which is set for a "February or March" 2016 release), but it’s in the early completion days. She said, “It has a lot of big songs on it that I can’t wait for the world to finally hear. I haven’t been working long on it, but I got some good stuff and I think we are going to wrap it up soon.”

Trainor continued, saying fans should expect a different sound: "I wanted to go big, I wanted to get all my influences in there and show everything from my caribbean side to my love for Bruno Mars and Aretha Franklin and even some Elvis vibes, anyone I grew up listening to. I was trying to show the world what I love. I wanted to do something that’s not on the radio, but kind of different.”

Trainor has written with huge artists like Jason Derulo and Harry Styles in the past, though it remains unclear whether those tracks will make it onto her sophomore album. She also collaborated with her mom, Kelli Trainor. She said, “The track with my mom is so bomb. It’s a phone call between her and I and it’s the cutest thing ever that will break all the hearts in the world."

Check out the snippets of "Just a Friend to You,” “Only Us Girls” and “Lead Me On” above.

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