Selena Gomez Dropping New Music Thursday

It's only February and already Selena Gomez is showing the world that this year she means business.

The 24-year-old singer is in a new relationship (and stirring up ex Justin Bieber's petty feels) and is a producer on the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. Oh and now...there's new music on the way! On Monday Gomez made an announcement on social media. In a caption, she simply said, "#ItAintMe. Thursday. @KygoMusic."

#ItAintMe. Thursday. @KygoMusic pic.twitter.com/YsB9N8CkcH
— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) February 13, 2017

While there isn't much else known about the track, Norwegian music producer DJ Kygo teased the whispy tune on his Instagram Sunday. "I had a dream we were sipping whiskey neat," Gomez croons over an acoustic beat. While she doesn't appear in the teaser below, we wonder, can we also look forward to a new music video?

A video posted by Kygo (@kygomusic) on Feb 9, 2017 at 9:27am PST

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