Along with the announcement, she confirmed that the album’s next single, “Tiny Raisin,” will be released this Friday, giving another look at what the project is building toward.

Loveland centers on a shift. Waterhouse has described it as the space between who she used to be and who she is now, especially as that change has been shaped by motherhood. The album moves through that tension, holding onto past versions of herself while trying to settle into something more grounded and real.

Across 14 tracks, she works through those ideas with a group of collaborators that includes Amy Allen, Aaron Dessner, Joel Little, Dan Wilson, Jules Apollinaire, and Natalie Findlay.

The announcement follows the release of “Back in Love,” which introduced the album with a lighter, more open feeling. That track hinted at the direction of the project, balancing bigger, more expansive production with a focus on self-awareness.

Loveland comes after her previous album Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, which helped establish her as a songwriter with a clear perspective and a growing presence as a live performer.

She’s expected to bring the new material to the stage this summer, including a return to Lollapalooza in Chicago, with more tour dates to follow.

With Loveland, Waterhouse is continuing to build on what she started, while taking a more direct look at identity, change, and what it means to move forward without fully letting go of where you’ve been.