Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica” Tracklist Leaks on Target Website

They revealed some top secret collabs.

It looks like someone forgot to tell Target that Lady Gaga's Chromatica album release had been postponed due to COVID-19, because they (probably accidentally) leaked the tracklist and album artwork online. 

Yeah, that's a big oops.

The official Target website appears to showcase the tracklist for Lady Gaga’s #Chromatica album. Ariana Grande, BLACKPINK, and Elton John all appear on the alleged list. pic.twitter.com/jAxg4ayzBY

— The Pop Hub (@ThePopHub) April 22, 2020

The information has since been removed from Target's website, and Gaga herself has posted the tracklist information on social media.

While the singer is presumably a tad disappointed in the early leak, Gaga stans are simply ectsatic because the Chromatica tracklist includes some sizzling collaborations. 

The singer has teamed up with pop superstar Ariana Grande on a track called "Rain On Me". Can you even begin to imagine what the vocals are going to sound like? Dreams really do come true. 

Although, it's not entirely suprising given the pair have had a wholesome friendship for quite some time now.

That's not the only collab that's got people excited. Gaga has also joined forces with Elton John for a song titled "Sine From Above", and we'd bet anything this is going to be a mind-blowing piano ballad.

It doesn't end there though. The "Bad Romance" performer has also got a tune with South Korean girl group Blackpink called "Sour Candy", and we expect it to be the ultimate bop. 

The tracklist isn't entirely easy to read on Gaga's Insta post, but other songs include "Chromatica", "Alice", "Stupid Love", "Free Woman", "Fun Tonight", "Chromatica II", "911", "Plastic Doll", "Enigma", "Replay", "Chromatica III", "1000 Doves" and "Babylon". 

As reported by Variety, the Target version will also have three bonus tracks like "Love Me Right", "1000 Doves (Piano Demo)" and "Stupid Love (Vitaclub Warehouse Mix)". 

There's been no news yet as to when we can expect Chromatica to drop, but we assume it'll be later this year. 

Until we receive confirmation, you'll just have to play this on repeat. 

Header Image: YouTube (Lady Gaga)