Billie Eilish fans believe a new song could be on the way after an entry for a track titled “THANK YOU” appeared in the PPL Repertoire Search database. The listing identifies Billie Eilish as the artist, Universal Music as the rightsholder and 2026 as the release year, although neither the singer nor her team has confirmed that the registration signals an upcoming release.
A screenshot of the database entry circulating among fans shows the track’s title alongside an ISRC, USUM72603641, and a listed duration of 2 minutes and 44 seconds. Those details have prompted speculation that Eilish may be preparing to share new music before the end of the year. However, a repertoire registration alone does not establish when a song will be released, whether it is intended as a standalone single or part of a larger project, or even whether the information points to a finished recording.
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There has been no official announcement from Billie Eilish, her brother Finneas, or Interscope/Universal confirming “THANK YOU.” Until one of them addresses the listing, the track’s status remains unclear. The database entry is therefore best treated as a possible clue rather than confirmation of a release date.
Still, the timing has given the discovery added significance. In an October 21 interview with Vogue, Eilish said she and Finneas were in “serious album mode,” offering a direct update on the follow-up to her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft. “We’re in serious album mode right now. We’ve been making a lot of music, and just hanging out with each other and our dogs,” she said.
The comment followed an April 2026 interview with Elle, in which Billie Eilish revealed that the next album was already more than halfway finished.
Eilish and Finneas have developed a closely connected creative process across her three studio albums, beginning with When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? and continuing through Happier Than Ever and Hit Me Hard and Soft. The latter arrived on May 17, 2024, and produced songs including “Lunch,” “Birds of a Feather” and “Wildflower.” Its supporting world tour grossed $213.3 million across 83 shows.
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