Alice Merton has always excelled at crafting songs that blend introspective lyrics with infectious indie-pop energy, and her upcoming third studio album Visions feels like the perfect evolution of that signature style. Announced in late 2025 with the lead single “Ignorance Is Bliss,” the project marks her first full-length release in four years since S.I.D.E.S. in 2022, promising a more intimate and reflective sound while keeping the catchy hooks that made her a global breakout. Track five, Boogie Man, has fans searching for Boogie Man lyrics by Alice Merton ahead of the drop, teasing a playful yet shadowy vibe that fits right into the album’s theme of confronting illusions, personal truths, and emotional complexities.
| Lead Vocals | Alice Merton |
| Songwriter | Alice Merton |
| Music Producer | [TBA] |
| Label | Paper Plane Records |
| Release Date | January 16, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Paper Plane Records |
| Phonographic Copyright ℗ | Paper Plane Records |
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About “Boogie Man by Alice Merton”
Alice Merton channels bold introspection on Boogie Man, mixing catchy indie-pop grooves with deeper, shadowy undertones.
Set for release on January 16, 2026, via Paper Plane Records, Visions spans 13 tracks that showcase Merton’s growth as both songwriter and producer (alongside Jennifer Decilveo and Rich Cooper). The full tracklist includes standout moments like the title track “Visions,” the edgy “Cruel Intentions” (already out as a single), atmospheric cuts such as “Mirage,” “Jane Street,” “On The Wire,” “Willow Trees in Tokyo,” “Joyriding,” “Landline,” “Marigold,” and closer “Treasure Island,” plus early highlights “Coasting” and “Ignorance Is Bliss.” Pre-save is live on Spotify, building hype for what Merton describes as a deeply personal chapter inspired by life’s shifting perspectives and the beauty in facing them head-on.
Following the success of her earlier work—including the viral phenomenon of “No Roots” and the introspective depth of Mint and S.I.D.E.S.—Merton’s current phase is all about reclaiming her narrative with confidence and nuance. She’s embraced a more collaborative production approach while staying true to her powerful, emotive vocals and genre-blending roots. Boogie Man appears poised as a mid-album gem: likely exploring fears, facades, or the “monsters” we create in our minds, delivered with the upbeat drive and lyrical sharpness that have defined her career.
