Addison Rae Wears Nothing Under An Open Jacket For 'Headphones On'

Addison Rae makes a splash on social media!

The 24-year-old actress and singer took to Instagram to announce the release of her new song, "Headphones On."

Rae recently posted a series of music video teasers listening to a vintage iPod mini through her wired earphones. One photo she uploaded to her feed saw the "He's All That" star flashing some skin.

The upcoming 2000s pop-inspired single, which is set to be released this April 18, 2025, marks the fourth single off Rae's still untitled debut album.

During her special appearance at Arca's set in Coachella over the weekend, the singer announced that the said album will be released on June 7, 2025.

Rae sported a purple jacket, which was left open. With nothing underneath, she flashed ample cleavage that turned heads. Apart from an iPod, colorful stick-on rhinestones were placed below her belly button.

Rae also rocked bright pink hair for the shoot, which was shot in Reykjavík, Iceland. In the caption, she wrote: "Headphones On. 4/18," along with a series of colorful heart emojis.

The latest addition to Rae's feed drove her fans into a frenzy. They showed their appreciation for the singer by showering her with likes and comments.

One person commented, "Tatas out in the middle of rural Iceland yupppp," while another user wrote, "Pink perfect girl."

A third admirer, excited about the forthcoming single, remarked, "I already pre-saved the song, I'm more than ready for this!"

"Headphones On" comes after "High Fashion," "Aquamarine," and "Diet Pepsi." Rae has proved time and again that she can achieve success in whatever she does as both the track and its black-and-white music video have continued to gain further traction on several online platforms.

Just like pop stars Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, The 1975, Lorde, Tinashe, Caroline Polachek, and more as contributors, Rae was also included in Charli XCX's newly-released Brat remix album. She appeared on the latter's "von dutch" A.G. Cook remix, marking her second collaboration with the English singer, who was a guest feature on Rae's debut extended-play AR for the the track "2 die 4."

"What she shares are hypnotic, trance-like pop songs, pulsating and lush, which will no doubt accomplish the primary goal of Rae and her collaborators: to make people dance," wrote Rolling Stone for their cover story. "The lyrics are threaded with images of a life that’s young, fun, and free: being naked on a beach, flying to Paris on a whim, being drunk at a bar. There’s no ego or self-seriousness; as we hear her exclaim 'I’m the richest girl in the world!' toward the end of one track, she laughs at herself with her whole body from behind the wheel."