Multi-talented Dua Lipa makes it clear: music has priority
For pop star Dua Lipa ("Don't Start Now"), music will remain the most important thing in the future, despite the British multi-talent's numerous other projects. "Music will always be my first love," the 28-year-old told the German Press Agency in London. "But I have so many interests outside of music that I always try to incorporate them into my work."
Most recently, Dua Lipa played a role in the hit movie "Barbie", for which she also recorded a song. Next year, she will be seen in the agent film "Argylle" by director Matthew Vaughn alongside Henry Cavill and Sam Rockwell. The singer has also launched an online platform called Service95 "to share my love of reading". Service95 includes a podcast with her, interviews with authors and an online book club.
Dua Lipa is currently making headlines again with her music. Her third album is expected next year. She has just released a single. Despite the pop star fame, the Brit says she is trying to keep her life as normal as possible. "I consider myself very lucky that my life at home with friends and family is pretty normal," said the singer. "I'm grateful to have that kind of stability in my life."
The title of her current single, "Houdini", which is reminiscent of the magician and escape artist Harry Houdini (1874-1926), refers to disappearing unnoticed. However, Dua Lipa assures us that this is not really her style: "I never leave a party without my friends," she emphasizes. The song is more about "recognizing your own worth in a situation or in a relationship, being self-confident and knowing when it's time to leave."
Dua Lipa's musical passion continues to connect with a vast array of people, as evidenced by the global success of her pop hits. In her upcoming album, she plans to showcase her unique blend of pop and other influences, promising something for everyone who loves music.
The upcoming agent film "Argylle" features Dua Lipa alongside popular actors, promising a captivating cinematic experience for pop music fans and film enthusiasts alike.
Source: www.dpa.com
