Nadine Lustre Gets Things “Personal” With New Single — Listen
The release marks her return to music after a three-year hiatus.
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The queen is back! Nadine Lustre makes her music comeback with “Personal,” released via Cool Girl Records.
The track marks her first solo release in more than three years, following “Overgrown” in June 2023.
“Personal” focuses on Lustre leaning into her confident side and unapologetically embracing her own narrative without letting the opinions of others get in the way.
“Keep on gunnin’ for me, won’t take it personal / Go talk that talk bout me acting like you’re in control / Can’t get under my skin, won’t take it personal / Personal, won’t take it personal,” Lustre sings in the chorus.
The release demonstrates Lustre’s continued evolution as an artist. In 2020, she released her acclaimed debut album, Wildest Dreams, under Careless Music. The record fuses R&B, alt-pop, and electronic influences while exploring themes of self-love and healing. It was later accompanied by a visual album that brought its songs to life.
Listen to “Personal” below:
Before this musical comeback, Lustre appeared in the Mikhail Red-directed horror films Deleter and Nokturno, as well as Uninvited and Call Me Mother.
As of this writing, she currently stars in the romantic drama web series Love, Siargao, co-starring alongside Alden Richards.
Frequently Asked Questions
“Personal” finds Nadine Lustre embracing confidence, dismissing critics who try to provoke a reaction or control how she is perceived.
“Personal” was released via Cool Girl Records, marking Nadine Lustre’s first solo single in more than three years and her first release since “Overgrown.”
Before “Personal,” Nadine Lustre’s last solo release was “Overgrown,” which came out in June 2023, over three years before this comeback single arrived.
Nadine Lustre’s debut album “Wildest Dreams” arrived in 2020 under Careless Music, blending R&B, alt-pop, and electronic influences around themes of self-love and healing.
Yes, “Wildest Dreams” was accompanied by a visual album that brought its songs to life, expanding the 2020 project’s storytelling beyond the music itself.
