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Swedish pop sensation Benjamin Ingrosso is set to release his highly anticipated new album, ‘baby don’t say that, I’m sensitive’, on March 19, 2027, via EMI Nordic. Alongside this exciting announcement, he has unveiled four brand-new tracks, available for fans to enjoy today.
New Album and Four Fresh Tracks Unveiled
Benjamin Ingrosso‘s latest offering, ‘baby don’t say that, I’m sensitive‘, is scheduled for release on March 19, 2027. This marks his fourth full-length album since his 2018 debut, ‘Identification’. The album news comes with the immediate release of four new songs: “mommy’s boy”, “nice to meet ya”, “deep diver”, and “cliché”. These tracks, combined with September’s double single “funny feeling” and “waste my time”, comprise the first six songs from the upcoming 13-track record.
The new material signals a fresh creative direction for Ingrosso. While his previous album, ‘Pink Velvet Theatre‘ (released in autumn 2024), drew inspiration from icons like the Bee Gees, Queen, and Elton John, his latest work leans into ’80s new wave and the alternative pop and indie sounds of the turn of the millennium. The four newly released songs adopt a more band-led approach with a strong emphasis on groove, building on the foundation set by the September singles.
The album boasts impressive production from Jonathan Rado (known for his work with Miley Cyrus and The Killers) and Kane Ritchotte (sombr, Phoebe Bridgers). The roster of featured musicians includes two highly respected figures in American music: bassist Pino Palladino (Elton John, John Mayer, The Who) and keyboardist Greg Phillinganes (Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin).
Lyrically, Ingrosso continues his journey of self-exploration. On the focus track “mommy’s boy”, he uses self-deprecating humour to confess and examine his less flattering traits, acknowledging a gap between his confident outward persona and underlying low self-esteem. Other tracks delve into complex emotions: “nice to meet ya” explores the conflict of moving on from a past relationship, “deep diver” offers a literal deep dive into emotions, and “cliché” ponders alternate outcomes in a relationship.
‘What Happens Next?’ Arena Tour Kicks Off
Fans will have the chance to experience Benjamin Ingrosso’s new music live as he embarks on his ‘What Happens Next?’ Tour. The arena tour commences today, October 23, with a sold-out opening show in Karlstad, Sweden. The extensive tour will see him perform across Sweden, Finland, and Norway, culminating in two nights at Stockholm’s iconic Avicii Arena on November 13 and 14.
‘baby don’t say that, I’m sensitive’ – Full Tracklist:
- mommy’s boy
- waste my time
- what girls want
- cliché
- blue jeans and strawberries
- nice to meet ya
- funny feeling
- crazy stupid
- deep diver
- flightmode
- walk out of heaven
- end of the world
- go down
About Benjamin Ingrosso
Benjamin Ingrosso rose to prominence after winning Sweden’s national selection competition, Melodifestivalen, in 2018 with his song “Dance You Off”, subsequently representing Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon, where he finished seventh. Since then, he has solidified his position as one of Sweden’s leading pop artists and live performers.
His career highlights include an acclaimed appearance on the music TV show ‘Så Mycket Bättre‘ in 2020 and hosting three seasons of his own series, ‘Benjamins’ (2021–2023), which featured some of Sweden’s biggest artists. His Swedish-language album ‘En gång i tiden’ received critical acclaim for its songwriting, and his sold-out ‘Allt det vackra’ (2023) and ‘Better Days’ (2024) tours further cemented his reputation as a premier entertainer. The concept album ‘Pink Velvet Theatre’ (2024) garnered significant awards, including wins at both P3 Guld and the Grammis Awards in 2025.
Ingrosso’s journey also includes the intimate three-part documentary ‘This Is Benjamin’, which offered a candid look at the highs and challenges of his career, including his first US headline tour in early 2025.
