Ray won't record a new album until he falls in love

Ray won't write music for his third album until he falls in love.

The "Where Is My Husband" hitmaker, who released her second album "This Music May Contain Hope" on Friday, revealed she's tired of writing sad songs about dating, heartbreak and men who hurt her.

Because of this, she plans to wait until she is in love before making a sequel, which she intends to call "And Then She Fell In Love."

"My third album is going to be called 'And Then She Fell In Love' and I won't write a single song for that album, not a single song, until I fall in love," she told fans in a TikTok livestream that was then posted on social media.

"I'm tired of songs like 'I'm alone', 'This guy hurt me', 'This and that is awful'. I'm tired of writing songs like that. The end. No. So, my next album will be called 'And Then She Fell In Love'. I'm going to fall in love, so I'm going to write an album, and every song will be like: 'I love love, I'm in love, love forever, she's in love, it's a beautiful day to be loved'. I'm going to write that album when I fall in love," she emphasized.

The album "This Music May Contain Hope" includes songs about dating problems, such as "Beware The South London Lover Boy" and "The WhatsApp Shakespeare", as well as songs about heartbreak, such as "Nightingale Lane".

Twenty-eight-year-old Rachel Keene, better known as Ray, has received positive reviews for her new album, which is already considered a contender for album of the year. The album immediately topped the Spotify charts, with almost 16 million streams in the first 24 hours.