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More than two decades after Kate Hudson’s Oscar nomination as Penny Lane in almost famousthe dear groupie (sorry, adhesive dressing) has become a rock star.
On Tuesday, Hudson made good on his years-long promise to launch a music career by releasing his debut single, “Talk About Love.” In the brilliant pop song, Hudson sings to a lover about letting go and not being afraid of heartbreak: “Take my hand and let me guide you into the endless night / But why do we chase all these butterflies? / Let them go now,” she sings.
According to a press release, “Talk About Love” was co-written by Hudson with Linda Perry and Hudson’s musician fiancé, Danny Fujikawa. The actress has signed a deal with Virgin Music Group to release her untitled debut album, due out later this year.
In a statement about the single, Hudson said: “You only have one first single,” he explains, “and I wanted it to be something delicious and sexy and all the things that I believe in. I wanted it to be open and searching.” , looking to find something powerful. But I also wanted the music to be rock, pop, dance music and even a little bit of the alternative records that I love. There was a lot to put into one song, but luckily I had wonderful people working with me. And here we are!
Hudson’s new song comes after a series of recent Instagram posts teasing the release. She previously unveiled the glamorous cover art—which shows her wearing a furry coat and dramatic cat-eye makeup—and spoke in a video about her foray into the music world.
“I have always had a room for my piano, since I started living alone. And I’ve been stuck writing and witnessing life in songs since I was a little girl,” she said. says in a clip with behind-the-scenes footage of her in the recording studio. “But, you know, it always comes down to the moment and the ability to make sure you can be there to hear the music, and that was really important to me, and that it came from that really authentic place and approach. So finally for me that time is now.”
Hudson, 44, first revealed his plans to delve into music in April 2022. instagram post showing her swinging in front of a microphone. “I finally realized it’s time to say fuck%! And saaaannngg!!!!!” she wrote at the time.
And while it doesn’t look like Hudson will be leaving Hollywood behind anytime soon, it was announced last week that he would. starring Mindy Kaling’s upcoming comedy series on Netflix: She insists she’s fully committed to being a musician. During an interview at Today Earlier this month, he said: “For me, it was like, if I’m going to do it, I’m really going to do it. “I am going to commit to the process.”
“There’s nothing half-hearted about my relationship with music,” he added, “so I think it’s the most vulnerable I’ve ever been creatively.”