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Ellie Goulding releases I Know Too Much through Polydor

The sixth studio album brings For Your Entertainment into focus and closes with the electronic single Ravers.

Ellie Goulding. Promotional photograph supplied by Universal Music Canada.
Ellie Goulding. Promotional photograph supplied by Universal Music Canada.

Ellie Goulding released her sixth studio album, I Know Too Much, on September 4 through Polydor Records. The announcement highlights For Your Entertainment as a focus track.

Goulding frames the album’s writing around love, power, trust and instinct. Its named songs include Black Prada Dress, Always Think of You and the closing track Ravers.

An electronic closing chapter

The label identifies Ravers as Goulding’s first solo electronic single and credits Sean Price Williams as director of its video. That description separates the artist’s own solo release from the many collaborations that have also connected her voice with dance music.

The release account presents a range of musical textures across the album. Those descriptions establish the campaign’s frame; a release report does not substitute promotional language for a first-hand review of the complete record.

The sequence offers another way in

A focus track introduces a project through one selected song. An album’s final track occupies a different position, carrying the listener out of a longer sequence. Both can be useful starting points without being treated as equivalent editorial choices.

For readers arriving through Goulding’s electronic collaborations, the new record provides a separately titled studio chapter to explore. The official album and video links establish the material directly, while the credits distinguish her current work from earlier appearances alongside other producers.

Released: September 4, 2026 · label: Polydor Records.

Source: Official release announcement.

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