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Did you recognize that … Lana Del Rey‘s ninth studio album is coming out next year? On Wednesday (Dec. 7), the 37-year-old alt-pop star put an end to fans’ expectancy for brand-new songs by revealing her brand-new document, entitled Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, will certainly get here March 10, and also to trend them over in the meanwhile, she additionally dropped its title track.
Del Rey additionally revealed Ocean Blvd‘s cover art, a black-and-white portrait of the “Summertime Sadness” singer resting her head in one of her hands. In chunky yellow lettering reads the album’ s title, and also in white are the names of its highlighted musicians: Jon Batiste, Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers, Father John Misty, Judah Smith, Tommy Genesis and also SYML.
Antonoff, that formerly collaborated with the singer-songwriter on 2021’s Chemtrails Over the Country Club, is additionally detailed on the cover as a manufacturer, as are Mike Hermosa, Drew Erickson and also Zach Dawes, that serviced Blue Bannisters, additionally launched in 2021. The brand-new document is readily available currently for pre-order on the New York citizen’s web site, as are plastics with a number of alternating covers.
Ocean Blvd‘s brand new title track, meanwhile, finds Del Rey in her element, her voice billowing out like smoke over somber piano and dark strings. “When’ s it gon na be my turn?” she sings on the solitary. “Open me up, tell me you like it/ Love me until I love myself / There’s a tunnel under Ocean Boulevard.”
The Grammy- chosen musician hasn’t launched a complete cd because Blue Bannisters in 2014, yet she did go down a spiritual solitary entitled “Watercolor Eyes” in January for Euphoria‘s soundtrack. She also worked with Father John Misty on the EP Buddy’ s Rendezvous this year, and also was included on Taylor Swift’s Midnights track “Snow On the Beach,” which came to be Del Rey’s 2nd Billboard Hot 100 leading 10 hit.
Listen to “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” listed below:
Source: billboard.com
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