It's been four years since the release of Selena Gomez [1]'s intimate second studio album Revival, and although the singer has treated fans to various musical drops throughout the years, it's finally time for her next big project: album number three. On Thursday, the singer unveiled the art for her new album Rare, which will be released on Jan. 10 [2], just in time to celebrate the new year.

In the short teaser, Gomez also gave a glimpse of the tracklist, which includes recent releases "Lose You to Love Me [3]" and "Look at Her Now [4]," as well as a collaboration with Kid Cudi. According to a press release from November, previously dropped singles like "Bad Liar [5]," "Back to You [6]," "Wolves [7]" (with Marshmello), and "Fetish [8]" (featuring Gucci Mane) will appear on the Target deluxe edition of the album, so there'll be even more goodies to enjoy.

In an Instagram post announcing the album release date [9], Gomez called the new album "my diary from the past few years," which is pretty similar to what she told Jimmy Fallon back in June [10]. "I'm just relieved, 'cause it took me four years now to even feel at a good place with this album because I had such huge moments that happened in my life personally," she explained of her hiatus from the music industry and finishing her album. "How was I gonna capture that? How was I gonna actually feel good about what I was saying? I kept going, and I'm relieved now."

We can't wait to hear what the finished product sounds like!