Inside Cara Delevingne’s New Pop Single “Crazy, Baby” and Her Debut Album Announcement

Supermodel and actress Cara Delevingne is officially deep in her pop era, and honestly, the music world is here for it. After dropping a string of buzzy singles this summer, Delevingne is back with a magnetic new alt-pop track called “Crazy, Baby”—and she’s finally given us the details on her debut album.

Out via Warner Records, “Crazy, Baby” is the latest taste of her upcoming debut studio album, Not Normal, which drops on September 25.

The Creative Force Behind “Crazy, Baby”

Cara didn’t mess around when putting the track together. She co-wrote it alongside a powerhouse team of alt-pop writers: Sarah Aarons (who’s worked with Tame Impala and Gracie Abrams), Sammy Witte (Harry Styles), and BJ Burton (Bon Iver, Charli XCX). Burton also co-produced the single right alongside Cara herself.

The vibe is raw, vulnerable, and totally infectious. It mixes moody, atmospheric production with super honest lyricism about the dizzying highs of a brand-new romance. When she sings lines like, “Cause when you kiss me I get a little bit crazy, baby / Maybe I’m out of my head,” it feels genuinely unshielded.

A Fiery Video Co-Starring Samara Weaving

Along with the track, Cara dropped a striking music video directed by Bradley J. Calder.

The visual features Australian actress Samara Weaving alongside Cara as a pair in a passionate, sun-drenched romance. But as the story keeps rolling, a sharp plot twist reminds you that this intense love story isn’t exactly a smooth ride.

What to Expect from Not Normal

“Crazy, Baby” follows up on Cara’s steady rollout of summer tracks, which included songs like “I Forgot,” “Out of my Head,” and the Fiona Apple-assisted single “Need It.”

Her debut album, Not Normal, is shaping up to be a real statement piece, leaning heavily into eclectic production and unfiltered storytelling.

Quick Facts on Cara’s Debut Era:

• The Album: Not Normal arrives on September 25 via Warner Records.

• The Collaborators: Built with the minds behind Tame Impala, Harry Styles, Bon Iver, and Fiona Apple.

• On the Road: Cara has been bringing these songs to life on the festival circuit, including sets at Primavera Sound and upcoming dates like All Things Go NYC.

Trading the runway for the recording booth isn’t a pivot everyone pulls off, but “Crazy, Baby” proves Cara is carving out her own space in pop.