Nov. 15 (UPI) -- Gwen Stefani has released new music. The pop icon dropped Bouquet on Friday. She described feelings of euphoria amid the album's release during an interview with Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager.

The Fullerton (California) born Stefani described new album Bouquet as being full of " seventies pop-rock radio gems" with Nashville influence. The Blake Shelton influence is very apparent it would appear. A belter of a second single from the album, Swallow my Tears was released on 25 October.

Stefani, 55, returns Nov. 15 with “Bouquet,” her fourth original album, which includes “Purple Irises,” her country-pop duet with Shelton, as well as singles “Somebody Else’s” and “Swallow My Tears,” which mingle Stefani’s pop smarts with subtle country flourishes.

Thematically, however, the songs are about a woman who’s been through the ringer — but life gave her a reprieve in her second act, and she found stability, lots of flowers and