Tate McRae is releasing a new song called Housewife
Published in Entertainment News
Tate McRae is set to release her first new music since her 2025 album So Close to What.
The Sports Car singer has announced on social media that she has a track called Housewife dropping on Friday (09.10.26).
As of yet, it's not known if it will from part of a new album or wider project.
The new song is dropping days before the 23-year-old pop star is due to take to the stage at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on October 18.
Tate has previously explained that her songwriting starts with keeping what she calls the "most extreme open mind."
The Greedy singer accepts that in music "every key has been played" but she knows she can create songs that matter because of her own "unique perspective".
Asked how she defines a hit song, Tate told Billboard: "You have to think with the most extreme and open mind when you're writing … [otherwise] it's the most uninspiring work.
"Everything's been done before - every key has been played, every word has been used. All you have is your own unique perspective."
Tate cites Greedy, her 2023 hit, as a turning point in her own career.
The track - which was co-written by Tate, Amy Allen, Jasper Harris and OneRepublic lead singer Ryan Tedder - was released as the lead single from her second studio album Think Later, and went on to be a hit all over the globe.
Asked which of her tracks have been most meaningful to her, Tate replied: "Sports Car is one of my favourite songs of mine. It was such a swing and such a fun song to write.
"Greedy was a very meaningful song to me. When I think back to that phase of my life, I was so lost. I was 19, and this big singing career felt so daunting to me, and it felt like this was one of the first times where I had pure clarity and direction on where I wanted to go visually and sonically."
Tate McRae says Lana Del Rey is the artist who influences her music the most, but she also admires Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Dean, Olivia Rodrigo and Gracie Abrams.












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