Ellie Goulding – I Know Too Much [Polydor Records]

Ellie Goulding – I Know Too Much [Polydor Records]

Ellie Goulding – I Know Too Much [Polydor Records]
Label
Polydor Records
Genre
Pop / Electronic Pop
Release Date
2026
Cat#
Not listed
Release Overview & Tracklist

Total Time: 34:56
Total Size: 79.9 MB MP3 / 247 MB FLAC / 410 MB 24-bit FLAC
Featured Single: Black Prada Dress

🔥 Highly anticipated pop delivery. I Know Too Much presents Ellie Goulding’s sixth studio album as a compact collection of modern Pop songs built around expressive vocals, clean electronic textures and memorable melodic hooks. The 10-track sequence balances intimate relationship themes with brighter, more direct moments, moving from the stylish opening “Black Prada Dress” through reflective songs such as “Jealousy”, “Loser” and “Misremember You”.

The album keeps a clear focus on songcraft while allowing space for different moods. “Nobody Dances” and “Ravers” suggest a more energetic side of the record, while “Always Think of You” and the title track bring a more personal and emotional tone. With a total runtime of 34:56, the album feels concise and easy to replay without unnecessary filler.

The Vibe: A polished Pop album for listeners who enjoy emotional vocals, electronic production, contemporary songwriting and a balance between radio-ready hooks and personal late-night atmosphere.

Ellie Goulding – Black Prada Dress [3:19]
Ellie Goulding – Jealousy [3:02]
Ellie Goulding – Loser [3:29]
Ellie Goulding – 4 Seasons [3:37]
Ellie Goulding – Nobody Dances [3:04]
Ellie Goulding – Always Think of You [3:06]
Ellie Goulding – For Your Entertainment [3:54]
Ellie Goulding – Misremember You [3:51]
Ellie Goulding – I Know Too Much [4:07]
Ellie Goulding – Ravers [3:26]

I Know Too Much is a polished Pop album built around Ellie Goulding’s expressive vocal delivery, clean electronic production and concise songwriting. “Black Prada Dress” provides an immediate lead-single moment, while “Nobody Dances” and “Ravers” bring more rhythmic energy to the sequence. The record should work well for contemporary pop playlists, melodic warm-up selections and late-night listening where vocal emotion matters as much as production detail.

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