Maroon 5 and LISA Announce New Song ‘Priceless’

A new collaboration between Maroon 5 and LISA is officially on the horizon.

On Saturday (April 25), the Adam Levine-fronted band confirmed on social media that they’re teaming up with the BLACKPINK star on a new song titled “Priceless.” While a release date has yet to be revealed, the song is already available for pre-save on Spotify and Apple Music.

“PRICELESS FT. LISA @lalalalisa_m PRE-SAVE NOW,” Maroon 5 captioned an Instagram clip featuring Levine and LISA having fun together during a photoshoot.

The band also shared a 15-second teaser on its Instagram Story of the track, showcasing Levine’s “Oooh” falsetto croon as LISA raps, “Yeah, talk is cheap boy stop it/ Got my love that’s a real big profit.”

Levine also took to his personal Instagram account to share black-and-white photos that seem to be from an upcoming music video for “Priceless.” One shot features a clapperboard with the names of director Aerin Moreno and cinematographer Russ Fraser, while another image offers an aerial view of Levine and LISA resting against a balcony.

In the days leading up to the confirmation of “Priceless,” Maroon 5 teased the collab by posting an Instagram photo from behind of the lead singer and a mystery woman standing side by side, gazing out of a floor-to-ceiling window at a cityscape. Last week, LISA’s IG Story also featured a clip with audio, showing the K-pop star lying back while seemingly filming a music video.

The confirmation of “Priceless” comes a few weeks after Levine revealed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that Maroon 5 has a new album — the band’s first since 2021’s Jordi — arriving this summer. Without sharing any concrete details, the Voice coach also mentioned, “There’s a single coming at the end of the month-ish.”

While Maroon 5 gears up for a new album, LISA is wrapping up the rollout of her first-ever solo album, Alter Ego. Featuring collaborations with Rosalía, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat, RAYE and more, the project debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and served as the foundation for much of LISA’s victorious Coachella sets on April 11 and 18.