Hilary Duff is reflecting on the significant influence of her music in a new interview with Apple Music. The singer and actress shared that she has come to realize the profound connection fans have with her work. While she has always recognized the cultural effect of her role as Lizzie McGuire, her understanding of her musical impact was limited until recently.
Musical Comeback and New Album
Duff’s comments come at a pivotal time in her career. After a ten-year hiatus from recording, she has announced a new album titled luck… or something. This marks her first full-length release since 2015’s Breathe In. Breathe Out. Duff emphasized that this project represents a creative reset rather than simply revisiting nostalgia.
New Single: “Mature”
The era of her new music kicked off with the single “Mature,” which showcases her growth and self-awareness. Co-written by Duff, her husband Matthew Koma, and songwriter Madison Love, the song serves as a conversation between her past and present selves. Duff described it as both humorous and reflective, encapsulating her journey.
Fan Reception
- “Mature” received positive feedback and was voted the best new release of the week.
- Fans, especially those who grew up listening to her earlier albums like Metamorphosis and Hilary Duff, have shown great enthusiasm for her return.
Upcoming Tour: Small Rooms, Big Nerves
In addition to her new music, Duff announced her upcoming Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour. This marks her first official tour in nearly two decades. The tour will feature intimate performances across major cities, including:
- London
- Toronto
- New York
- Los Angeles
Duff’s resurgence in both music and touring highlights her enduring legacy and ongoing connection with fans, as she revisits the impact of her work with fresh insights.
