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I think we're getting Henry before Christmas 

Neil Krug please save us 

Sirens, Lizzy Grant AKA Lana Del Rey, Born To Die, Paradise, Ultraviolence, Honeymoon, Lust For Life, Norman Fucking Rockwell, Chemtrails Over The Country Club, Blue Banisters, Did You Know That There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard, The Right Person Will Stay

Im deceased 

Welcome to the The Right Person Will Stay Pre- Release Thread
Annual Discussion & Meltdown!
To be released on May 21st, 2025
 
November 25th: Lana Del Rey has announced via her Honeymoon Instagram that the title of her newest record will be "The Right Person Will Stay" with 13 tracks including production by Luke Laird, Jack Antonoff, Zach Dawes, Drew Erickson, and others. The lead single is set to be "Henry, Come On"

 
 
What we know so far:
- In a journal entry dated March 28th, 2023 posted on Instagram, Jack Antonoff wrote that "Lana refuses to leave [the studio]"
-  Lana Del Rey has revealed to a fan while at a Waffle House in Florence, Alabama that she is "working on a new recording" in July 2023. Later that month, she visited Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama where she recorded 3-4 songs.
- In November 2023, Lana Del Rey hung out with Luke Laird, a country music producer/songwriter, in Nashville. They later visited again in January.
- In January 2024, Lana Del Rey stated she was working on new songs with Jack Antonoff in an Instagram story post.
- In January 2024, Lana Del Rey originally announced the title of the record to be 'Lasso' with a release date of September 2024, though this did not come to fruition.
- In August 2024, Lana Del Rey said, “We have two more [songs] coming out by the end of the year!” in an interview with Vogue. It is unclear if she meant songs with Quavo or solo songs.
 
Potential tracks (unconfirmed):
- Henry, Come On (created with Luke Laird, snippet uploaded to Lana's Instagram on January 18th, 2024)
- Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver cover originally released on December 1st, 2023)
- Tough (w/ Quavo) (country/hip-hop collaboration originally released on July 3rd, 2024)
- The Right Person Will Stay (hypothetical title track)
- Lasso (hypothetical original title track)
- Prettiest Girl in Country Music (country song written with Nikki Lane performed on January 24th, 2022)
- Hey Blue Baby (country song performed at Jack Antonoff's Ally Coalition on December 5th, 2018)
- I Must Be Stupid For Being So Happy (country song performed at Jack Antonoff's Ally Coalition on December 5th, 2018)
- In God's Time (registered in July 2024)
- Fenway Park Intro Song ("Past, Present, Future" intro song debuted at her Fenway Park concert in June 2024)
- Stand By Your Man (Tammy Wynette cover performed multiple times during Lana's 2023 tour)
- Dolly Parton collab (Lana, Nikki Lane, and Luke Laird visited Dolly Parton's home in January 2024)

,,...but you know what ! This is just the beginning". Chuck
 

The fact that we got this, a Vogue cover, a red carpet, AND we still have something on the way music related…we have been eating good

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Got this cute gif in the newsletter  

So much of this footage looks like it could be straight from 2011 She is just a baby

Dead at her saying “touch grass” I just know she was talking to Lanaboards 

jack saying “Lan, there’s nothing wrong with a long bridge” YOU TELL HER JACK

ROB WILL RELEASE A SECOND ALBUM MADE IN LAKE PLACID 

ITS ON VOGUE’S OFFICIAL CHANNEL OMG
https://youtu.be/UGfGyvhUHZk?si=aQQuzEBg0v_88-N8

It's apparently something chuck made that comes out tomorrow

I hope it includes ALL of the footage Chuck has been recording since The Paradise Tour 

https://krakenfiles.com/view/VypOF7zJEy/file.html
Not sure how to embed videos sorry
Posted to the vogue Italia Instagram and Chucks Story
 

"I'm entering a new era. It has to do with living in Oklahoma and feeling different. My eyes have seen so much open space, I've felt the wind, and that's the kind of energy I want to talk about now." It’s refreshing to hear her say this after months of hinting at a major shift. It feels almost like she's leaving Hollywood behind—not retiring or leaving LA entirely, but that her music might start reflecting a different, even more grounded perspective. There was a clear leap between LFL and NFR—a new chapter of self-possessed lyrics, at times a more positive outlook and deeply introspective lyrics that carried through COCC, BB and Tunnel. Now, as she says she's done with the ultra-personal, I can’t wait to see where this new direction takes her.

This was a really good interview!
 
I do think it’s interesting how she ends the interview talking about marriage. She had to have been engaged by this point with how heavy on her mind it was 
 
it’s interesting that she knew she had to leave Hollywood to find love/marriage. After wanting to leave since 2020 I’m glad she did and got what she wanted 

I feel like she's giving Far From Heaven kinda

no one is talking about southern gothic lasso confirmed in interview