Ellie Goulding has announced the release of her third studio album, Delirium. The record is set to drop on November 6th and its first single, “On My Mind,” is available on Spotify today. Check out the track below:

“A part of me views this album as an experiment – to make a big pop album,” Goulding said of Delirium. “I made a conscious decision that I wanted it to be on another level.” As for titling the album, Goulding detailed the word choice as “It can be describing a really happy, crazy state, or it can be the complete opposite. I’m constantly in a state of delirium.”

The album’s press release states that Delirium was written and recorded in London, Herefordshire, Sweden and Los Angeles and includes workings with Max Martin, Greg Kurstin, One Republic’s Ryan Tedder, Klas Ahlund and Disclosure’s Guy Lawrence, as well as long-time writing partner Jim Eliot. It listed “Army,” “On My Mind,” “Don’t Panic” and “Don’t Need Nobody” as stand-out tracks “with a heart and soul.” The press released also summed up the album by stating:

‘Delirium’ feels like the culmination of all Goulding has experienced. It is the sound of someone taking the triumphs and heartbreaks and fears and joys and channeling them into something powerful and mesmerizing. It’s a talent only the most gifted of artists can reach. Ellie Goulding keeps finding new levels to strive for.

Delirium is available for pre-order on iTunes. The full track listing is included below.

Delirium
01. Intro (Delirium)
02. Aftertaste
03. Something In The Way You Move
04. Keep On Dancin’
05. On My Mind
06. Around U
07. Codes
08. Holding On For Life
09. Love Me Like You Do
10. Don’t Need Nobody
11. Don’t Panic
12. We Can’t Move To This
13. Army
14. Lost And Found
15. Devotion
16. Scream It Out

Delirium (Deluxe)
17. The Greatest
18. I Do What I Love
19. Paradise
20. Winner
21. Heal
22. Outside

Goulding most recently released the track and music video for her song “Powerful” by Major Lazer and featuring Tarrus Riley. She also headlined two major festivals in the same weekend: she performed at Sonic Boom in Edmonton and Bumbershoot in Seattle over Labor Day weekend.