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ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 25: SZA performs onstage at Spotify’s Night of Music party during VidCon 2022 at Anaheim Convention Center on June 25, 2022 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Anna Webber/Getty Images for Spotify)

SZAhas set a release date for her upcoming album.

S.O.S., the long-awaited sophomore LP from the Top Dawg Entertainment signee, 33, arrives on Friday, Dec. 9, she revealed during herSaturday Night Livemusical guest performance over the weekend.

The revelation came at the end of SZA’s set of her recent single “Shirt,” when the Dec. 9 release date hit the screen behind her.

SZA also debuted a brand-new track on the show, “Blind,” which she performed with strings and a smokey background. She teased the studio version of the track on Instagram shortly after her musical guest stint, re-confirming the release date with a few cinematic shots of herself.

The upcoming release from the star comes over five years after she released her Grammy-nominated debut albumCtrlin 2017.

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The musician previously revealed that her new album — which features cover art of her sitting above a body of water — would release in December in last month’sBillboardcover story, and opened up to PEOPLE about the LP earlier this week.

“The sound is a little bit ofliterallyeverything,” SZA told PEOPLE of her new album during a discussion surrounding herlatest Crocs collection. “It’s a little angry as an overview, but some of it is really beautiful and soft and heartfelt. It’s about heartbreak, it’s about being lost, it’s about being pissed.”

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MAY 02: SZA attends The 2022 Met Gala Celebrating “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 02, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)

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SZA added that she doesn’t want to be “boxed into anything” when it comes to describing the sounds included on her new project, which she said will include a “wordy” tracklist with “definitely a lot of yelling.”

“It’s my first album in five years, so I’m ready to be a different person and step into this new part of my life,” she explained. “Really exemplify who this character is and get to know myself better while everyone else gets to know me live at the same time.”

source: people.com