Selena Gomez has definitely found her rhythm.
The "Good For You" singer just dropped a brand new track called "Me & the Rhythm" off her upcoming album, Revival, set for debut on Oct. 9—just a lucky seven more days away...but who's counting?
Equally as catchy as her first single, the song opens to a pulsing beat akin to classic '70s Donna Summer disco jams. Gomez's signature airy vocals are on full blast, backed by an upbeat tempo perfect for strutting out on the dance floor in a pair of platform heels.
If there were any expectations that the 23-year-old would shift to tamer lyrics after the sultry debuts of "Good For You" and "Same Old Love," think again.
With phrases like "Everybody wants to be touched. Everybody wants to get some, but don't you play a song about love," it's clear the songstress is kissing her campy childhood tunes goodbye.
Along with the release of her soon-to-be hit, the Hotel Transylvania 2 actress launched another surprise: her 2016 Revival World Tour.
In a video posted to Instagram, Gomez said that the the tour will begin in May with stops throughout the United States and Canada and then later in the year, they will pick the show up and move it abroad. The specific tour dates are set to release to fans in less than three days.
To say the young star has had a busy few months would be a grave understatement. In addition to three song debuts and an impending tour, she's put an end to any rekindled romance rumors with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, taken full creative control of her career, and joined the body positive revolution after suffering public attacks on her weight.
"I'm very comfortable in my skin," Gomez told E!. "I'm so proud of everything that I've done and I'm a lot kinder to myself than I used to be."
As for this next album, Gomez compares the experience to impending motherhood.
"I feel like I'm a pregnant woman at nine months and I just want the baby to come out already because it means the world to me, and it's so great for me to actually be heard," Gomez said.
After this latest song, we hear you loud and clear, Selena.