We’re just a few hours away from the release of Tate McRae’s third studio album, So Close to What. The highly anticipated LP arrives less than two years after her sophomore album, Think Later, which spawned her biggest hit to date, “Greedy.” As fans count down the minutes until its release, here’s everything you need to know about So Close to What.
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The Path to So Close to What
Following the release of Think Later, Tate McRae embarked on a world tour in 2024, wrapping up the 65-show run in November. Despite her commitment to live performances, the 21-year-old singer returned to the studio in early 2024—just a month after Think Later dropped. Throughout the year, she frequently shared updates from her recording sessions, revealing that she was feeling highly inspired to write new music. “I’m writing and seeing what first comes to mind right now, especially since it’s so soon after my album just dropped,” she shared. On September 12, Tate officially launched her new era with “It’s Ok I’m Ok,” the lead single from So Close to What. Two months later, she followed up with the second single, “2 Hands,” while also announcing the album. The final single, “Sports Car,” arrived on January 24, earning widespread acclaim for its fresh sound and creative music video.
Tracklist and Collaborations
For So Close to What, Tate teamed up with renowned producers and songwriters, including Ryan Tedder, Grant Boutin, Ilya, and Lostboy. The album features 15 tracks, including collaborations with The Kid Laroi and Flo Milli. Physical editions of the album include two exclusive bonus tracks, “Better Than I Was” and “Call My Bluff,” which are not available on digital platforms.
Here is the complete tracklist:
1. Miss Possessive
2. 2 Hands
3. Revolving Door
4. Blood on My Hands (feat. Flo Milli)
5. Dear God
6. Purple Lace Bra
7. Sports Car
8. Signs
9. I Know Love (feat. The Kid LAROI)
10. Like I Do
11. It’s Ok I’m Ok
12. No I’m Not in Love
13. Means I Care
14. Greenlight
15. Nostalgia
World Tour
Tate McRae is set to hit the road for The Miss Possessive Tour, kicking off on March 18. The Canadian star will perform 56 shows across North America, South America, and Europe, with Zara Larsson and Benee serving as opening acts.
Photo: Tate McRae for ‘So Close To What’
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