amoeba music has the new lana del rey album

“I fought very hard for that and I’m so glad I did. “I know for myself it took years of walking into the same labels I’m signed to now to have a chance to be understood as a person telling a story rather than a trend,” said Lana. It is a position, Lana stresses, that has been hard won. “Coming off Norman Fucking Rockwell!, she’s in the best place she’s been in almost from the beginning of her career,” Polydor’s Tom March told Music Week. We have each other laughing a lot.”Īlso in the feature, Lana Del Rey, Tap Music’s Ben Mawson and Ed Millett and Polydor co-president Tom March look back at her career to date. “On top of everything, he’s just genuinely hilarious which is really important. “Jack’s technical skill is off the charts musically, his chords are fantastic if you’re ever stuck for inspiration,” she continued. That’s what the sentiment is about, being brought back to a time when things felt the purest.” It just brings me back to that good ol’ fashioned feeling of getting lucky and being able to express myself without really having a second thought about needing to edit it. “That only happens once in a while, and it also started off as kind of a joke me not really knowing what I was saying or singing about. “I just stepped up to the microphone and started ad-libbing an entire song, which was only somewhat modified with layered vocals,” she recalls. Part of the discussion, of course, includes reuniting with super-producer Jack Antonoff, with Lana detailing how one of Chemtrails’ finest moments, White Dress, came about as a surprise when she heard him “noodling” around on the piano. Arriving hot on the heels of 2019’s acclaimed Norman Fucking Rockwell! and 2020’s Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass poetry book and spoken-word LP, it is one of the most highly-anticipated records of the year.

In the n ew edition of Music Week, Lana Del Rey and her team talk us through the making of her incredible new album Chemtrails Over The Country Club.

Amoeba music has the new lana del rey album