AceShowbiz - Lizzo appeared to have new music coming soon. The "About Damn Time" hitmaker, who recently bragged about earning $85 million from her "Special Tour", hinted that she is working on a music project.

On Thursday, January 18, the 35-year-old Grammy-winning songstress let out via Instagram a never-before-seen video documenting herself in what appeared to be a music production studio. In the clip, which was also reposted by a blog on the same social media platform, she seemingly was recording a song.

Lizzo could be seen singing in front of a microphone while wearing a pair of black headsets. However, she did not spill what she was singing as she muted most of the footage. Near the end of the clip, she could be heard saying, "I felt like Gwen Stefani in the '90s," before flashing her radiant smile to the camera.

For the studio session, the "Truth Hurts" singer kept her body warm in a black hoodie that came with a gold zipper. To enhance the casual look, she put on a pair of sparkling gold earrings. In addition, her dark-colored tresses were styled into small buns. Along with the footage, she wrote in the caption of the post, "To my dearest lizzo fans, the magic is back," adding a red heart emoji.

After teasing that she may be dropping a new album, Lizzo garnered mixed online responses from Instagram users. In the comments section, one in particular voiced their excitement, "Can't wait to listen, this album is going to be [a flame emoji]." Similarly, another penned, "Lets go!!!! Lizzo bring them hits to inspire!"

In contrast, other users slammed Lizzo with their unpleasant comments. Some of them read, "No one will be streaming this mess," and "WE DON'T CARE, WE DON'T WANT IT."

Meanwhile, one user came to Lizzo's defense, "I've seen yall support pop stars who have said racial slurs on camera, been charged with assault but because Lizzo is a bigger woman (which has always been the real reason for the hatred towards her) with allegations that she still hasn't been found guilty of, you're ready to cancel her."