Miranda Lambert's newest single is here!
On Friday, the Grammy award-winning superstar dropped the uptempo track, "Mess With My Head," revealing that the song "is a departure from anything" that she's done before.
"It has a real rock edge," Lambert, 35, explained of the tune in an Instagram post. "Part of that comes from my co-writers, @LukeDick and @Wruckestrike, and the other part of that comes from spending time in New York City.
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"Being there has put a new energy into my music and my writing," she added.
Lambert has recently been spending a lot of time in the Big Apple as her husband, Brendan McLoughlin, is an NYPD officer.
The country music singer also shared the cover for her song, which features Lambert -- in a gold and black bodysuit paired with fishnet stockings, a patterned blazer and heeled suede boots -- lying on the floor as she gazes towards the camera.
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"Mess With My Head" comes on the heels of Lambert's single, "It All Comes Out in the Wash," which quickly soared to the No. 1 spot as the most added single on country radio for the week when she released it in July.
The accolade was a huge milestone for Lambert as she achieved the best opening week in her career since starting out in the industry in the early 2000s.
"It has been a crazy ride," Lambert previously told Fox News about how it feels to accomplish the major feat in her life now.
She continued: "Some days I feel like I’ve been doing it forever and some days I feel like I’m just getting started. But I love what I do and I’m so blessed to get to do music for a living."
Lambert has revealed that "It All Comes Out in the Wash" is reflective of where she is in her life, especially as a newlywed, and she's promised that the rest of her upcoming seventh album will have the same vibe.
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Another teaser fans can expect when her record drops?
"A duet!" Lambert told us. "One of my favorite songs on the record. And some little hidden messages."