Halsey will be impersonating a different icon every day leading up to the release of their 'The Great Impersonator' album on Oct. 25.

Leading up to her fifth studio album, Halsey will portray an array of different icons alongside snippets of the songs they inspired

Ahead of the release of Halsey’s album, The Great Impersonator, on October 25, the shapeshifting pop star is set to pay tribute to the artists who inspired her new batch of songs. In an Instagram video posted on Monday (October 7),

A quick video finds Halsey recreating the visual aesthetic of the album cover to Evanescence’s breakthrough Fallen album from 2003, which presented a close-up of Lee’s face. As such, Halsey’s donning a long, raven-black wig and a double-spike eyebrow piercing, while the color-grading of the vid takes on a similar bleached-out blue hue.

Halsey is taking the title of their upcoming album, ’The Great Impersonator,’ quite literally. Listen to Halsey Radio and more on the free Audacy app This week, the 30-year-old took to Instagram to share they’d be posting photos weekly impersonating artists that inspired tracks on the new project up until its October 25 release.