SZA has dropped a new version of her SOS deluxe album, Lana, coinciding with her performance at the Super Bowl halftime show alongside Kendrick Lamar.
The updated and extended version of the deluxe project, released on Sunday night (February 9), includes four new songs including the Don Toliver collaboration “Joni,” as well as “Take You Down,” “PSA” and a solo version of “Open Arms,” sans Travis Scott.
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The new batch of bonus songs means SOS, which appears as one all-encompassing album on streaming services, now totals a mammoth 42 tracks.
Listen to them below.
The Lana update landed shortly before SZA and Kendrick shared the stage at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome to perform duets of “Luther” and “All the Stars.”
Kendrick, who headlined the halftime show, also ran through a slew of solo hits including “HUMBLE,” “TV Off” and his chart-topping Drake diss “Not Like Us.”
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SZA’s new material was previously announced by her manager, Terrence “Punch” Henderson, who told fans to expect a drop on Super Bowl Sunday after a number of delays.
The TDE singer had earlier hit out at fans who criticized her less-than-smooth rollout of Lana.
“I used to think sharing snippets, personal info + music tea would build connection but it actually just made ppl entitled ungrateful and disrespectful. It’s time to restore the boundary,” she wrote on X (formerly Twitter) in January.
She added: “No more explanations / updates. No back n forth. All further questions hit punch. Thanks.”
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The SOS star then attacked one fan who took issue with her remarks: “It’s almost like you didn’t read punch clearly announce we were waiting on sample clearance. Almost like wildfires broke out where everyone who worked on this album lives .. almost like you don’t give a fuck, and lack common sense. Almost like u were raised by animals.”
Following their triumphant Super Bowl performance, Kendrick Lamar and SZA are set to hit the road together on a huge arena tour in support of their respective projects, GNX and Lana.
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The North American leg kicks off on April 19 in Minneapolis, MN and wraps up on June 18 in Landover, MD, with stops in cities such as Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Chicago along the way.
The pair will then head to Europe on July 2 for dates in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Rome, Barcelona and more.
