Del Rey revealed the news via a short clip in which she also detailed the reasons for her decision. According to the Grammy Award-winningsinger, she has taken this step because she has “many other interest and other jobs” she is doing at the moment that “require privacy and transparency.”

She added that she will continue the work on her previously announced projects, including her poetry book and spoken word album, while also “going on some different endeavors.”

In the video, Del Rey revealed some info about Blue Banisters, her upcoming album that is scheduled to drop on October 22nd. The record is apparently a “compilation of older songs and some new songs,” while also containing tracks that were written by some of the singer’s family and friends.

“For right now, I think I’m going to just keep my circle a little bit closer,” she said towards the end of the video.

While the original clip disappeared after Del Rey made good on her announcement and deactivated her social media accounts, some fans managed to grab it before that and post it on YouTube. Check it out below.

Earlier last week, Del Rey shared the first single from Blue Banisters. The song is titled “ARCADIA” and was done in collaboration with producer/songwriter Drew Erickson.

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The pop star took to social media this past weekend and revealed what seems to be the cover for her new project. The record is titled Rock Candy Sweet and is expected to arrive on June 1st.

Del Rey has been on a prolific run lately, and Rock Candy Sweet would be her fourth studio release in less than two years. Following the critically acclaimed Norman F**ing Rockwell!, which arrived in August 2019, she also released a spoken word album Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, and the previously mentioned Chemtrails over the Country Club.

While Lana Del Rey didn’t give any further details about Rock Candy Sweet, fans already started speculating that the release could be the previously announced album of covers. Del Rey revealed in November that she is working on “a digital record of American standards and classics.”

The project was set to include “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musical Carousel and several Patsy Cline songs. Del Rey also hinted at a collab with Nikki Lane at the time, but there haven’t been any updates about the album since. 

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In an Instagram post, when talking about Chemtrails Over The Country Table, Del Ray said that the album is delayed for “16 to 17 weeks”, but finished and is “folky, super different from ‘Norman,’”—which was her previous album. Normal F—ing Rockwell was nominated for a Grammy last year.

Del Ray added that Chemtrails Over The Country Table will include “Patsy Cline songs, some Americana with Nikki Lane I’ve had in my back pocket,” which references the singer-songwriter who opened her 2019 Rockwell tour and performed with her.

Lastly, the singer mentioned her version of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from a new documentary about the Liverpool soccer team, which she later posted on Instagram.

Del Ray recently shared her new single “Let Me Love You Like A Woman”, the first track on the upcoming album.

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Speaking to Zoe Lowe, she said that her upcoming album is not her only creative project. The singer-songwriter also writes poetry and is contemplating the idea of sharing some of it with the rest of us.

“I didn’t think I would [publish them] until three weeks ago,” she said of her poems.

“I have like 13 kind of long poems that I started binding and I thought, ‘Wow, the pages are kind of stacking up here.’ I mean, it’s easy too with haikus because it’s only three lines so you could have like 30 pages of haikus that’s only like 200 words or something. But I thought they’re kind of like stacking up to look like a real book. So I mean what I’d like to do is sort of self publish but I’m not very good at the distribution side of things.”

The poetry collection sounds like it could become a reality. She admitted that she already has a title for the hypothetical book:

“Right now, it’s tentatively called Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass,” she said. “That’s just from a line in one of my favorite poems that I wrote….Yeah, ‘Seven years old with dandelions grasped tightly in her hand.’”

Lana del Rey announced her new album today (September 18) which is titled Norman F***ing Rockwell.

The post Lana Del Rey Writes Poetry and Might Even Publish it appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Del Rey revealed the news via a short clip in which she also detailed the reasons for her decision. According to the Grammy Award-winningsinger, she has taken this step because she has “many other interest and other jobs” she is doing at the moment that “require privacy and transparency.”

She added that she will continue the work on her previously announced projects, including her poetry book and spoken word album, while also “going on some different endeavors.”

In the video, Del Rey revealed some info about Blue Banisters, her upcoming album that is scheduled to drop on October 22nd. The record is apparently a “compilation of older songs and some new songs,” while also containing tracks that were written by some of the singer’s family and friends.

“For right now, I think I’m going to just keep my circle a little bit closer,” she said towards the end of the video.

While the original clip disappeared after Del Rey made good on her announcement and deactivated her social media accounts, some fans managed to grab it before that and post it on YouTube. Check it out below.

Earlier last week, Del Rey shared the first single from Blue Banisters. The song is titled “ARCADIA” and was done in collaboration with producer/songwriter Drew Erickson.

The post Lana Del Rey Says to Take a Break from Social Media appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The pop star took to social media this past weekend and revealed what seems to be the cover for her new project. The record is titled Rock Candy Sweet and is expected to arrive on June 1st.

Del Rey has been on a prolific run lately, and Rock Candy Sweet would be her fourth studio release in less than two years. Following the critically acclaimed Norman F**ing Rockwell!, which arrived in August 2019, she also released a spoken word album Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, and the previously mentioned Chemtrails over the Country Club.

While Lana Del Rey didn’t give any further details about Rock Candy Sweet, fans already started speculating that the release could be the previously announced album of covers. Del Rey revealed in November that she is working on “a digital record of American standards and classics.”

The project was set to include “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musical Carousel and several Patsy Cline songs. Del Rey also hinted at a collab with Nikki Lane at the time, but there haven’t been any updates about the album since. 

The post Lana Del Rey’s Next Album is Already On Its Way appeared first on EverydayKoala.

In an Instagram post, when talking about Chemtrails Over The Country Table, Del Ray said that the album is delayed for “16 to 17 weeks”, but finished and is “folky, super different from ‘Norman,’”—which was her previous album. Normal F—ing Rockwell was nominated for a Grammy last year.

Del Ray added that Chemtrails Over The Country Table will include “Patsy Cline songs, some Americana with Nikki Lane I’ve had in my back pocket,” which references the singer-songwriter who opened her 2019 Rockwell tour and performed with her.

Lastly, the singer mentioned her version of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” from a new documentary about the Liverpool soccer team, which she later posted on Instagram.

Del Ray recently shared her new single “Let Me Love You Like A Woman”, the first track on the upcoming album.

The post Lana Del Ray Promises Album of “American Standards and Classics” by Christmas appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Speaking to Zoe Lowe, she said that her upcoming album is not her only creative project. The singer-songwriter also writes poetry and is contemplating the idea of sharing some of it with the rest of us.

“I didn’t think I would [publish them] until three weeks ago,” she said of her poems.

“I have like 13 kind of long poems that I started binding and I thought, ‘Wow, the pages are kind of stacking up here.’ I mean, it’s easy too with haikus because it’s only three lines so you could have like 30 pages of haikus that’s only like 200 words or something. But I thought they’re kind of like stacking up to look like a real book. So I mean what I’d like to do is sort of self publish but I’m not very good at the distribution side of things.”

The poetry collection sounds like it could become a reality. She admitted that she already has a title for the hypothetical book:

“Right now, it’s tentatively called Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass,” she said. “That’s just from a line in one of my favorite poems that I wrote….Yeah, ‘Seven years old with dandelions grasped tightly in her hand.’”

Lana del Rey announced her new album today (September 18) which is titled Norman F***ing Rockwell.

The post Lana Del Rey Writes Poetry and Might Even Publish it appeared first on EverydayKoala.