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Carly Rae Jepsen Pens an Ode to a New Chapter on Latest Song ‘After All’
Carly Rae Jepsen has released ‘After All’, the second single from her forthcoming double album, Day and Night, due on 18 September. The song reflects on her new life as a wife and mother, while its accompanying video continues the personal imagery introduced with earlier single ‘On Wires’.
‘After All’ will feature on the album’s Day disc and was written with Kyle Shearer, who also co-produced it with Nate Cyphert. Day and Night will be Jepsen’s eighth studio album, containing 24 tracks split evenly between its Day and Night themes; she is also scheduled to make her first live appearance of the year at New York’s All Things Go Festival on 27 September.
In short
- Jepsen releases ‘After All’ ahead of September’s Day and Night album.
- The song reflects her life as a new wife and mother.
- Her double album will contain 24 tracks.
Explained simply
Carly Rae Jepsen is a Canadian pop artist best known for the global hit 'Call Me Maybe'. She has sustained a recording career over the past decade with several album releases. She is preparing to release her eighth studio album, a double project called Day and Night, scheduled for 18 September.
The album features 24 tracks divided between two discs organised around contrasting thematic concepts. This dual-disc format gives Jepsen the space to explore different musical moods and ideas within a single release. The structure represents an ambitious creative choice to present interconnected but distinct work.
The album's themes draw from Jepsen's recent life changes, particularly her becoming a wife and mother. Instead of creating separate albums, she has used the Day and Night framework to explore how these new experiences shape her perspective. This allows her to examine different dimensions of her life through music.