Maroon 5 announces LISA collab after confirming new album
Maroon 5 is teaming up with the BLACKPINK star for their upcoming song, 'Priceless'
Maroon 5 and BLACKPINK’s LISA are joining forces for a new song called Priceless.
The band confirmed the collaboration on April 25, though they have yet to announce a release date.
“PRICELESS FT. LISA @lalalalisa_m PRE-SAVE NOW,” Maroon 5 captioned a playful Instagram video showing Adam Levine and LISA laughing during a photoshoot.
They also dropped a 15-second teaser, featuring Levine’s falsetto and LISA rapping, “Yeah, talk is cheap boy stop it/ Got my love that’s a real big profit.”
Levine gave fans a closer look at the project by posting black-and-white shots from what appears to be the song’s music video, with director Aerin Moreno and cinematographer Russ Fraser credited on a clapperboard.
Hints of the collab surfaced earlier this month when Maroon 5 shared a mysterious photo of Levine and an unidentified woman staring at a city skyline. Around the same time, LISA teased fans with a short clip from a video shoot on her Instagram Story.
Priceless arrives as Maroon 5 prepares to release their first album since 2021’s Jordi. Meanwhile, LISA is riding high from her solo debut Alter Ego, which hit No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and fuelled her electrifying Coachella performances.
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