Meghan Trainor at Jiffy Lube Live

Hey, darling, she's back! The sixth full-length album by Grammy Award-winning singer Meghan Trainor, titled Timeless, will be released on June 14 by Epic Records. In addition to the album, Meghan also dropped the amazing new track "Been Like This" featuring T-Pain and revealed her eagerly awaited North American tour (whole itinerary below).

Meghan states on the new album, "I have never been more grateful for this life that my incredible Megatronz have gifted me with. I cannot believe it has been ten years since this all started." My lovely family and them are the reason behind this new record and tour.

Timeless, which debuted in time for the tenth anniversary of Meghan's diamond-certified hit song "All About That Bass," honors her artistic development over the previous ten years. With greater confidence than ever, Meghan tackles topics of empowerment and self-love, bringing them to life with her astute lyrics and distinctive production.

Meghan collaborated with her all-time favorite musician, T-Pain, to create the joyful song "Been Like This," which has incredible vocal performances and an irresistibly playful vibe to welcome in this exciting new age. T-Pain talked about working with Meghan admitting he tried to surprise her for her birthday for months, working with her manager and husband. He has been a fan of hers for a very long time. They managed to bring their disparate styles together in a way that, in T-Pain’s opinion, will prepare everyone for our next collaboration. “T-Pain and M-Train” is what you needed but didn't realize you wanted.

She sure knows how to excite her fans. Trainor describes Timeless: “This album is a party, upbeat, fun, happy, loving yourself. It has the most self-love anthems I’ve ever heard on an album. And then there’s a big beautiful ballad called ‘Timeless.’ I think it’ll be a big wedding song… it’s a big love song, but it’s also about how we don’t know how much time we have and we just gotta love like we’re timeless. So, we’ll be dancing, laughing, and crying.”