The arrival of Lady Gaga's 'Perfect Illusion' is a divine sign that it's finally time to go gaga over some fresh music.
The 30-year-old pop-star dropped her first solo single in three years today, reports E! Online.
Titled 'Perfect Illusion,' the new single sets the tone for the singer's fifth studio album.
The Grammy winner tweeted lines from the lyrics of her 'Perfect Illusion', which read, "I don't need eyes to see/I felt you touchin' me/High like amphetamine/Maybe you're just a dream."
Along with this, the 'Born This Way' singer had instagrammed quite a number of collaged photos, including one where she is seen alone jumping into the air wearing a black tee and frayed denim shorts with a pair of white-laced combat boots while rocking out with a mic.
This would be the first time, after a year-long-gap, Gaga has revealed the cover art for her latest work.
According to BloodPop, who co-wrote 'Perfect Illusion' with Gaga, the song is "soul-rooted, [but] pop at heart."
"It's a big rock song that makes you want to dance," he added.
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