We have now a genie in a bottle for ya! Christina Aguilera has teased followers a few new album within the works.

The 43-year-old singer has dominated the music trade because the late ’90s, when she debuted her self-titled album at simply 18 years outdated. The album shortly landed her on the highest charts alongside Britney Spears with hits like “What a Woman Desires” and “Genie in a Bottle,” solidifying her stardom to today.

In a canopy interview for Glamour,  she mirrored on her journey: “I’m grateful as a result of it bought my foot within the door. After 25 years, I’m so happy with it. I believe sustaining something for a very long time takes a variety of work, dedication, and fervour. There are various parts that go into having the ability to construct one thing.”

Born in Staten Island, New York, Christina was raised in a household with Latin roots, by her father, who migrated from Ecuador. These Latin influences led the “Lovely” singer to include Spanish into her music, leading to Spanish-language albums like Mi Reflejo and Aguilera. Though she has liked showcasing her Hispanic heritage, she hinted that her upcoming album might be a totally English discography.

She revealed to the outlet, “I’ve been accumulating [songs]… I’m truly dying to get it out. I simply haven’t totally had the time.”

This upcoming album will add to her spectacular discography, which incorporates Stripped, Again to Fundamentals, Lotus, Liberation, and extra.

Christina has “grown” over the many years, evolving from a young person beginning within the enterprise to a mom of two. Reflecting on her 2000s drama with Eminem to now planning her subsequent launch, she shared that she is at a degree in her life the place she is all about “tremendous consciousness.” She added, “I do know the place I’ve been. I do know what I’ve liked. I do know what I haven’t liked. And now greater than ever, I simply really feel extra conscious, extra conscious, and extra understanding. I’m not right here to be a programmed robotic. I’m right here as a human being first earlier than being a star.”