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Tate McRae Announces ‘So Close to What’ Deluxe Edition With ‘A Few More Songs’

The upcoming release with bonus tracks is up for pre-order now.

Tate McRae at Rogers Centre in Toronto on August 19, 2025.

Tate McRae at Rogers Centre in Toronto on August 19, 2025.

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Tate McRae‘s So Close to What, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 upon its original release in March, is getting the deluxe treatment. A version of the album with additional tracks is coming in two weeks, McRae said in an announcement on Saturday (Nov. 8).

“SO CLOSE TO WHAT??? (deluxe) is out november 21 !!!!! we had a few more songs that i wanted to share with y’all to close out the SC2W era. i can’t wait for you to hear,” she wrote on Instagram.


McRae shared a link to pre-save or pre-order So Close to What (The Deluxe Album). The release will be available on Spotify and Apple Music, and as a physical release on both CD ($11.98) and vinyl ($39.98) via her webstore.

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As of Sunday night the number of new tracks, and their titles, have not yet been revealed. Also as of Sunday, it’s a wrap for McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour, which kicked off in March and ended at the Kia Forum Inglewood, Calif., on Saturday; she shared a series of behind-the-scenes snapshots from the day.

She most recently released the stand-alone single “Tit for Tat” — which was not on the So Close to What tracklist — in September, after teasing it on tour. The track, thought to be inspired by her breakup with follow pop hitmaker The Kid LAROI, became her third top five hit on the Hot 100. Her first two top five hits were “Greedy” in 2024 and “What I Want,” her collaboration with Morgan Wallen, which went to No. 1 earlier this year.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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Drummer Frank Beard of American rock band ZZ Top at their concert in Munich, Germany 1986.
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Drummer Frank Beard of American rock band ZZ Top at their concert in Munich, Germany 1986.

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