It’s about having artistic integrity not doing things because you think they would be big, but because the message is something that’s important. The chorus is about doing things for fun, for free, and doing them for the right reasons. Lana spoke more about the chorus of “Yosemite”: It’s about the way relationships change over time, and Lana sings of no longer being a “candle in the wind” (a phrase she later used in her 2018 single, “Mariners Apartment Complex”). In an interview with Elle UK in 2017, Lana described “Yosemite” as beautiful. Lana deemed it “too happy” for the record, so its inclusion here may mean this will be her cheeriest album yet.
Here’s another title fans will be excited for: “Yosemite” was originally meant to appear on Lana’s 2017 album, Lust For Life. In addition to the singles, “Let Me Love You Like A Woman” and “Chemtrails Over The Country Club,” fans have also heard a preview of “Tulsa Jesus Freak” in snippets Lana shared last summer. Chemtrails Over The Country Club will include 11 songs: Chemtrails Over The Country Club: Tracklist & Cover ArtĪlong with the new single and music video, Lana has also revealed the album’s tracklist and cover art. You can pre-order or pre-save the album here now. It will appear on her upcoming album of the same name, due out on March 19th. You can stream or buy “Chemtrails Over The Country Club” from all the major music providers here.
Watch the unsettling music video for “Chemtrails Over The Country Club” below:
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The video ends with a horror movie vibe, perfectly soundtracked by the song. They might be werewolves, secretly wild despite their tame country club surroundings. Instead, Lana and her fellow friends - dressed in diamonds and pearls, just like her - appear in a forest, their eyes glowing in the night. She doesn’t end up on a yellow-brick road, though. Eventually, Lana seems to be swept up in a tornado, much like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. Different scenes and images flash by, interrupting the narrative and bringing a rising tension. But just as the lyrics form a sort of merry-go-round, so too does the video. Lana drives in an old red car, overdressed in jewels and lace gloves as she heads to fancy country club. The new music video brings much of this imagery to life. The lyrics are a merry-go-round of simple moments made unconventional or glamorous: coffee by elementary schools, wearing jewels in swimming pools, Lana and her sister acting chill at the country club under a sky marred by airplanes’ cloudy trails. Lana professes that she’s not unhinged, unhappy, or bored she’s just wild. The verses are more sparse, with discussions of her astrological chart and her state of mind. The new single opens with its lullaby-like chorus, gentle and lulling over piano. Following “Let Me Love You Like A Woman” last October, fans can now enjoy “Chemtrails Over The Country Club” before the album drops on March 19th. Lana also shared the album’s title track, along with a wild music video. Today, Lana confirmed its release date, unveiled the album cover, and confirmed the tracklist.
The title track is the second offering off Chemtrails Over the Country Club following lead single "Let Me Love You Like A Woman." The album is slated for a March 19 release and can be pre-ordered here.After months of teasing, Lana Del Rey is finally about to release her new album, Chemtrails Over The Country Club. (It wasn't all she had to say: you can read the lengthy message here.) "As it happens when it comes to my amazing friends and this cover yes there are people of color on this records picture and that’s all I’ll say about that,” she commented on an Instagram post. Its music video begins in typical LDR fashion - showing the singer-songwriter dressed in mid-century clothing, driving a vintage Mercedes-Benz and hanging out with her equally glamorous friends (she even brings back the mesh mask) however, halfway through the song the music cuts out as the sun sets, and Lana and her pack show their wild sides as they transform into werewolves.Īside from sharing the new single, Lana also revealed Chemtrails Over The Country Club's album art and track list, and felt the need to defend herself over the women photographed with her on the cover.
This week, Lana Del Rey released the title track of her upcoming album Chemtrails Over The Country Club.
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