Announcing Club Romantech, Icona Pop drops ' Where Do We Go From Here'

Ten years after releasing This Is...Icona Pop, the Swedish duo Pop Icona have finally unveiled the release date for their sophomore album.

With the announcement, Caroline Hjelt and Aino Jawo also shared 'Where Do We Go From Here,' a spunky and electric pop track, complete with a pulsing synth and hypnotic beat.

Announced across the duo's socials, the new album, Club Romantech, will be released via Ultra Records, LLC,  in its entirety on September 1st.

"ICONS!  It's finally time to give you a date for our baby CLUB ROMANTECH... the new album is finally all done. We're sooo excited and can't wait for you all to hear it. You ready?"

CLUB ROMANTECH. THE ALBUM. DROPPING SEPT 1.

ICONS! It’s finally time to give you a date for our baby CLUB ROMANTECH … the new album is finally all done 🤭 We’re sooo excited and can’t wait for you all to hear it. You ready? Pre save it now! Link in bio 🪩✨ #ClubRomantech pic.twitter.com/JGDs1bFsag

— Icona Pop (@iconapop) June 23, 2023

While the reveal of Club Romantech's drop date may have been announced with 'Where Do We Go From Here,' it's not the first single from the upcoming album Icona Pop has released. Steadily releasing new music over the last decade, some of Club Romantech's tracks are already available on streaming platforms like 'Shit We Do For Love,' featuring Yaeger, 'Faster,' and 'I Want You,' featuring Galantis.

Either way, their eagerly and long awaited sophomore album sparks a new era and decade for the pop duo.

Check out Club Romantech's tracklist, here:

1 - Fall in Love

2 - Desire (with Joel Corry and Rain Radio)

3 - Shit We Do For Love (ft. Yaeger)

4 - Stick Your Tongue Out

5 - Make Your Mind Up Babe

6 - Stockholm at Night

7 - Where Do We Go From Here

8 - I Want You (ft. Galantis)

9 - Loving You Ain't Easy

10 - Need You

11 - Off of My Mind (ft. Vize)

12 - Faster

13 - You're Free (ft. Ultra Naté)

14 - Feels in My Body

15 - Spa (ft. Sofi Tukker)

Listen to 'Where Do We Go From Here,' here: