Rita Ora turned femme fatale in her latest Instagram post, teasing the release of her brand-new single.
Tonight at midnight, fans will be flooding to Rita’s Spotify to listen to How To Be Lonely, her first track of 2020.
Gearing up for the music release, the 29-year-old pop songstress posed topless in a display of old school Hollywood glamour.
In a sultry promotional shot, Rita tugged her white robe down around her waist, wrapping her arm around her chest to cover her breasts.
Her retro-inspired tattoo was on full display on her back, as she gazed away from the camera with a dreamy look on her face.
Rita took her cue from old school Hollywood glamour in the sultry shoot (Image: ritaoratribe/Instagram)
Turning full pin-up, her hair was blown out in curls and dyed a pastel shade of purple.
With feathered mascara, shimmery gloss and a white manicure, Rita oozed radiance in the sizzling display.
In her caption, she hyped fans up for the new music release, saying: “How To Be Lonely at midnight. Swipe up to preorder!”
How To Be Lonely will be released at midnight tonight, after much anticipation (Image: ritaoratribe/Instagram)
A countdown clock ticked beside her head, making it clear the new single will be worth the wait.
The single is Rita’s newest release, following the chart-topping success of her 2019 number Rituals.
Produced in collaboration with Dutch DJ Tiësto and record producer Jonas Blue, the pop track soared into the UK Top 40 when it was released last May.
How To Be Lonely is Rita’s first musical endeavour of 2020 (Image: ritaoratribe/Instagram)
Speaking about her love of songwriting in the past, The Masked Singer judge admitted to finding it “therapeutic” to dream up new lyrics.
In a 2017 interview, she told Notion: “I always thought I had to be this kind of unbreakable person, just because my mum is – she’s so strong – and as a woman, I’ve always thought I had to be like that.
“I really realised in songwriting, the more open you are the better it is for you, it’s really like therapy.”
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