The new Iggy Azalea album is definitely on its way and fans couldn't wait to see what the Australian-born singer has in store for her upcoming release.

According to a recent report by Music Mic, the "Fancy" singer, who reportedly "started from scratch" after throwing out the trash her first few recordings, is half way from completing her new album after revealing that she has at least six tracks completed.

The new Iggy Azalea album is expected to hit shelves early next year, while some expect her to finish with her studio sessions by October.

Also album update for the fans: Im in the studio as i type this, things are going great & moving along. 6 songs completed on the album.

- IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) August 8, 2015

@bobbydiehigh next year - IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) August 8, 2015

In another tweet, the 25-year-old singer confirmed that she might only be doing 10 songs for the record, which could lessen the wait of fans for her release.

@lggysBae you wont, i may even just do 10.

- IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) August 8, 2015

Meanwhile, MTV recently revealed that Azalea would be working with Demi Lovato in a collaboration that should get fans excited about. However, in a reply to her fan on her Twitter account confirmed that the new collaboration would definitely not appear on the new Iggy Azalea album after she claimed that their song is one of a kind, giving credit to Demi, who she claimed to be an exception as she is very close with her.

@Phoenix_Stone09 no, im not doing any features until my own stuff is out. demi is the exception to that because shes my close friend. — IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) August 23, 2015

In addition, she also revealed that the song that is being recorded would not be a single and fans shouldn't expect the song to be regularly heard on the radio.

@Phoenix_Stone09 no its not a single.

— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) August 23, 2015

Fans, however, need to be satisfied as Iggy Azalea is half way through her new album and that they should expect more of the singer in the months to come.