Meghan Trainor’s new album “Toy With Me” is set for release in April 2026

2025-11-11T18:22:38Z

Her new single, “Still Don’t Care”, set for release on November 12 and is from her upcoming seventh studio album, is her attempt to reconcile with her feelings around this judgment. It’s catchy and upbeat—the type of song you find yourself humming hours after hearing it. She sings that she’s been called “too big” and then “too thin” and about being scrutinized throughout her career. Of course, the song is peppered with her signature cheeky attitude: “You can tear me apart, but I sleep well at night. Say I’m doing too much. And you’re probably right.”

The lyrics stem from an exercise in therapy in which Trainor attempts to manifest the feelings she wants to have and who she wants to be. “I wanted to write this big, powerful song—here are all the things you could say and think about me, but I’m in my Mel Robbins era and I’m going to let them,” she says, referencing the bestselling self-help author.

That theme runs throughout Toy With Me, which is set for release in April 2026. The album title has a double meaning. It’s inspired by her own toy collection and a nod to the innocence of childhood. “I wish people could hold my album and feel like a kid again: We’re young; nothing’s wrong,” she explains. The other, very-grown-up interpretation? “People can say whatever they want about me and try to hurt me and mess with me. I’m like: ‘Toy with me. Bring it. I’m stronger than ever now.’”

Her Christmas single, “Buying Gifts for Me,” is out on November 21 - a wink to her husband. “My sweet husband wasn’t the best at buying gifts for me last year, and I was like: ‘Screw it. This year, I’m gonna get me a gift.’”

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