Six months after sweeping the Grammys with Chromatic , and four years since her last stadium tour, the 29-year-old phenom is finally lifting the veil on what comes next for the biggest pop star on the planet.
As this interview wraps, she pulls out a lyric sheet for the album’s closer, a seven-minute epic titled "The Supastar Is Bored."
"I almost quit three times while making this album," she laughs, swirling a glass of ice water in a dimly lit Los Angeles studio. It is 2:00 AM, but Lena "Rey" Vasquez —known to billions as simply REY —looks electric.
"I’m wearing a designer who hasn't shown a collection in fifteen years," she teases. "Silence is a fabric. We are weaving a resurrection."
"It’s about the violence of softness," REY explains, pushing a strand of blue-tinted hair from her face. "People expect the female supremo to scream to be heard. I wanted to whisper so loudly that the glass shatters inward."
"I forgot that I loved the squeak of the sneakers on the stage floor," she says quietly. "I forgot that music was supposed to hurt in a good way."
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