Lady Gaga's Chromatica Isn't A Planet, It's Inside Of Your Heart

Lady Gaga isn't one of us anymore. She's more than a human ahead of the release of her sixth studio album, Chromatica, that's set to drop on April 10.


Just look at her new Paper magazine cover where her bare body is covered in all manner of electrical wires and robotic accessories, like some sort of vengeful automaton ghost. Any time calculators go to sleep immediately after watching horror movies, she haunts their nightmares.


But, enough about Lady Gadget's mechanical makeup. The pop star's cover story offers the opening real specifics about her forthcoming album to build an entire picture around "Stupid Love," its first single that dropped last month. In short, Gaga wants Chromatica to have a distinct mood. It's going to prepare you happy.


Gaga's music has habitually been bold and colorful pop that acts as a mood ring for whatever song that you put on. For Chromatica, Gaga's motivation was give attention to happiness and stay away from the other emotions to prepare people turn those frowns upside down. "I will do whichever it takes to prepare the world dance and smile," she mentioned. "I wish to put out a record that forces people to rejoice even in their saddest moments."


the purpose of this is because Gaga's been at those lowest periods, and right now, yet she's at a much happier place in her life, she hasn't forgotten. "Yeah, I live in Chromatica, it took a minute to get here, however that doesn't mean I don't remember what happened," she mentioned. "So if you're in pain and listening to this music, just know that I know what it's like to be in pain. And I know what it's like to also not let it ruin your life."


Reading that, you may be wondering why Chromatica is known as a place. Well, Chromatica is more than just an album, it's a planet, a plane of existence, a special location that you're all invited to. And guess where it exists? You won't find it in a textbook, on a map, or on Google, anywhere. "It's right here," she said, pointing to her heart. "I might sound dumb, yet I'm on it now — I'm not on another planet. In the event you visualize and listen to Chromatica, and you desire to live there also, you're invited."


Are you willing to join Gaga indoor of your heart? Check out more about Chromatica at the cover story link up above.