Kelsey Lu returns with So Help Me God, first album since Blood (2019), a landmark record that revealed an artist capable of making cello, experimental pop, and avant-garde soul dialogue in the same momentum.
Expected in 2026, this new chapter marks a more frontal and darker evolution. Co-produced with Jack Antonoff and Yves Rothman, and enriched with collaborations with Sampha, Kamasi Washington, or even Kim Gordon, So Help Me God explores the zones of tension between desire, faith, mourning, and transformation. Far from a story of healing, Kelsey Lu delivers there a work of confrontation and reappropriation.
Through intense writing and a deeply sensory approach to sound, the artist continues her exploration of the boundaries between music, performance, and visual art. On stage as on record, Kelsey Lu builds universes where the intimate becomes collective, confirming her place among the most singular voices of contemporary creation.