It's been about six months since Lindsay Lohan gave fans a taste of her music with 'Xanax', featuring Alma, but on Tuesday, she announced her comeback with an eerie video online.

The 33-year-old singer-actress revealed she's 'back' with a cryptic 30-second-teaser comprised of some of her iconic headline moments over the past two decades- on her social media on Tuesday. The actress shot to fame with 'The Parent Trap' (1998) and 'Freaky Friday' (2003).

The bizarre clip had fans guessing what she was returning to the spotlight with but a link on her accounts directed people to pre-save her brand new single. Details about the track- including the title and release date- aren't yet known, but it's bound to get many streams as it's her first solo single in 12 years! Her return to the music scene comes three months after the 'Mean Girls' actress- who has been busy developing a series of nightclubs and resorts in Greece since 2016- said she was planning to go back to the United States in 2020.

In the clip, we see sprawled across a smoky room, old-fashioned TV sets rewind through Lohan's rough spot in the spotlight. From a TV broadcast segment titled 'Evolution of Lindsay Lohan' to her widely ridiculed 'LiLo' dance moves-turned-meme in Mykonos, the video examines her life and continuously calls out her name in front of the bright-flashing paparazzi camera. The TV can't handle all the pressure and suddenly erupts- flying sparks, broken glass and all- as Lohan's voice simply states, "I'm back." Check out the clip here:

I'm back! 👀
https://t.co/xQCrvZsVJR pic.twitter.com/DKQ4tzCAUR

— Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan) March 31, 2020

Speaking about her ambitions, she said previously, "I'm managing my sister, so I want to really focus on me and everything that I can do in my life and come back to America and start filming again, which I'm doing something soon in this new year."

In May last year, Lindsay told fans she was getting ready to reboot her singing career, revealing she had been busy in the recording studio. Lindsay dropped two studio albums in the mid-2000s, the latest one being 'A Little More Personal' in 2005, which followed on from her debut album 'Speak' in 2004.