Rihanna Shares New Song ‘Born Again’ From ‘Black Panther 2’ Soundtrack

Rihanna has shared a new song titled "Born Again" from the soundtrack of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. "Born Again" was written by The-Dream who previously collaborated with RiRi on "Umbrella" and "Birthday Cake." "Born Again" is Rihanna's second single of the year after her triumphant return to music with the song "Lift Me Up." That song is also found on the Wakanda Forever soundtrack. "Lift Me Up" was written by singer Tems, producer Ludwig Göransson, and the Marvel movie’s director, Ryan Coogler, as a tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman. Rihanna followed up with a visual to "Lift Me Up" directed by Autumn Durald Arkapaw who is a cinematographer for Wakanda Forever. Prior to "Lift Me Up," Rihanna's last music release as a lead artist was her 2016 album Anti.

While fans are awaiting a follow-up to Anti, during  the red carpet for Rihanna's Savage X Fenty: Vol. 4  -- which aired exclusively on Amazon Prime Video Wednesday (Nov. 9) -- the popstar clarified that her Super Bowl announcement has nothing to do with the release of a new music project.

"That’s not true," she said when asked in an Associated Press interview if her Super Bowl performance meant that her next album was finished. "Super Bowl is one thing. New music is another thing. Do you hear that, fans?"

The singer understood that fans would expect new music after her announcement since it was her first live appearance in six years. "The second that I announced this, I said, 'Oh, my God, they’re going to think my album is coming. I need to get to work.'"

Rihanna announced that she was going to be the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show performer back in September when she uploaded a photo of her hand holding an NFL-branded football. The superstar captioned the photo with a simple period, "."

Listen to "Born Again" below:

Rihanna has been announced as the 2023 Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime performer. The Super Bowl will be held on February 12, 2023, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

The singer and beauty mogul broke the internet when she teased fans on Sunday (Sept. 25) before the NFL made the official announcement that she would be the Halftime performer.  She posted her hand holding an NFL-branded football against a white backdrop. The superstar captioned the photo with a simple period, "."

After the NFL confirmed that Rihanna would be 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show performer, they changed their bio to "national fenty league" and tagged her Instagram account. RiRi also got a shoutout from Jay-Z who signed the Bajan singer in 2005 when he was the president of Def Jam.

"Rihanna is a generational talent, a woman of humble beginnings who has surpassed expectations at every turn," Jay-Z, who previously signed a deal with the NFL to head the league's musical entertainment, said in a statement. "A person born on the small island of Barbados who became one of the most prominent artists ever. Self-made in business and entertainment."

However, what has yet to be announced is if the "We Found Love" singer will be joined on stage by any fellow artists. Last year, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar performed during the Super Bowl Halftime show with a special appearance from 50 Cent. Dr. Dre also brought out Anderson .Paak who performed on the drums. 50 and .Paak were great additions to the originally billed artists' performances.

When asked about advice he has for Rihanna ahead of the gig, Dre told PEOPLE, "Put the right people around you, and have fun."

"That's basically what it is, making sure you have the right creative people around you," he continued, adding, "She might want to look into some of the people that we used to do our show."

So, with that being said, we conjured up a list of some potential guests that RiRi should consider bringing on stage with her.

Take a look at some potential artists RiRi could perform with below: