How did Andrew Watt contribute to Lady Gaga's Mayhem album?

Watt co-wrote and executive produced Gaga's latest album Mayhem, which the singer calls her "most exciting album" to date. Gaga praised Watt's ability to "truly play" and said it "opens up an entirely different dimension" in the creative process.

What did Andrew Watt say about working with Lady Gaga on Mayhem?

Watt described the Mayhem sessions as "the most exciting album" he's ever been a part of, with the team working on it "for longer than any album" he's worked on before. He praised Gaga's versatility as an artist, saying they "touched on all of the genres she's covered" throughout her career.

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Gaga Hails Watt as "Uniquely Gifted" Collaborator for Mayhem Album

Q: What did Lady Gaga say about Andrew Watt?

Lady Gaga called Andrew Watt a "uniquely gifted producer and musician" whose "deep love for music and for the people who make it" has profoundly shaped his work, making him "one of the most dynamic collaborators in modern music."

17 Oct, 2025

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Gaga calls Watt a "uniquely gifted producer and musician"
Watt co-wrote and executive produced Gaga's latest album Mayhem
Gaga says Watt's "instinct, taste, and understanding of sonic history" make him a dynamic collaborator

Gaga Hails Watt as "Uniquely Gifted" Collaborator for Mayhem Album

In an exclusive statement, Lady Gaga has hailed producer Andrew Watt as a "uniquely gifted" collaborator on her latest album Mayhem. Gaga, 39, says Watt's "deep love for music and for the people who make it" has profoundly shaped his work, allowing him to bring a rare creative energy to the studio.

Watt, 34, recently co-wrote and executive produced Mayhem alongside Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky. Gaga praises Watt's ability to "truly play," which she says "opens up an entirely different dimension" in the creative process. The "Abracadabra" hitmaker adds that Watt's "instinct, taste, and understanding of sonic history" make him "one of the most dynamic collaborators in modern music."