Halsey was "too scared" to release songs about her father on her earlier albums. For her new album, The Great Impersonator, ...

Halsey is back on the Country Digital Song Sales chart this week. The singer joins Jelly Roll on his track “Take a Bow,” which debuts at No. 13 on Billboard’s list of the bestselling tunes ...

Halsey was "too scared" to release songs ... just when we get to the time when where we're deciding the track list, I cut the songs. I'm like, 'I can't do it. I'm too scared, I'm too scared ...

Halsey, along with Jelly Roll, who leads the track, launch their collaboration at No. 45 on the 50-spot list. The same track landed on the Country Digital Song Sales chart last week.

a brilliant singles artist—ask to hear my “the six best Halsey songs” playlist—and a hugely compelling performer, they’ve never presented a coherent vision of who they are or what they ...

just when we get to the time when we’re deciding the track list, I cut the songs. I’m like, ‘I can’t do it. I’m too scared, I’m too scared, I’m too scared’,” Halsey recalled on ...

Elsewhere, Halsey funnels existentialism into songs with more spring; “Ego” spins a troubled headspace into rallying pop-punk, and “Panic Attack” rides a “Dreams”-esque bass riff while ...

The second song, “Ego,” feels very 1990s-inspired and invites the listener to examine the lyrics closely: “I think that I should try to kill my ego / ‘Cause if I don’t, my ego might kill me / I’m all ...

The song stretches for over six minutes, testing the patience of anyone who isn’t already all-in on Halsey, and ultimately rewards it, beginning as a swaying folk sing-along tune driven by a ...