Lady Gaga fans, popularly known as Little Monsters, are hoping for the pop star to release the Act II of her 2013 album "ARTPOP" and it appears that there's progress regarding the sequel as the record's producer recently spoke out about the matter.
Taking to his official Instagram account, the Academy Award-winning singer's longtime collaborator, DJ White Shadow, hinted in his story that some of the unreleased songs from the era might be released in the future.
"Now that we have this 12 year old song that I always knew was a hit... Maybe we can release some of these outtakes y'all have been asking for that I also know are hits." (via @buyARTPOPACTII on Twitter)\
ARTPOP ACT II IS COMING! 🔵 LETS GOOOO DJWS KNOWS WHAT MONSTERS WANT!!! #JusticeForARTPOP 🔵 pic.twitter.com/Jn2Q6YKlVo
— ARTPOP ACT II (@ARTPOPACT2daily) April 12, 2023
He concluded his post with the hashtags #ARTPOP #ARTPOPACT2.
As of this writing, Lady Gaga nor anyone from her team has yet to reveal or confirm the official release date for the sequel.
'ARTPOP Act II' to be Released This November?
Since the anniversary for "ARTPOP" is fast approaching, many Twitter users theorize that the sequel album might be released on November 2023.
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"WHAT IF ARTPOP ACT II IS RELEASED ON ARTPOPS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY," one wrote, while another one posted, "Wouldn't it be lovely for Gaga to release the unreleased music intended for ARTPOP ACT II for the ten year anniversary of the album this November xxx please I need this xxx."
Despite the theories, Lady Gaga has yet to confirm whether she'll release Act II later this year or not.
'ARTPOP Act II' Background
When Lady Gaga released "ARTPOP" in 2013, she teased fans that the album has many songs and some of it could be released in the future under its second act.
In 2021, DJ White Shadow hosted a listening party for the album at the Scarlet Bar in Chicago where he mentioned the possibility of Act II getting released in the future, saying "And if I could ever do anything for any of you, including making a second version of this album..."
In a previous interview with Entertainment Weekly that year, the DJ/music producer revealed that he was able to listen to over 40 songs from the era which are in the "phases of being done."
Most of the tracks "still holds up," but it's not ready for release yet as it needs more polishing.
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