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Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

I feel like her shtick lately is trying to be a “poet” of Lana’s calibre but missing the mark completely. I can’t put my finger on it but it just feels so inauthentic. Shout out to Red, though. 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

Dolly Parton's original version of "I Will Always Love You" feels like something Lana would create, sonically and melodically speaking – so I feel like a rustic, Americana, guitar-driven (acoustic and steel pedal) sound is imminent. Maybe something like a stripped-down Ultraviolence or a labouring on the sounds explored on Chemtrails. "Henry, Come On" reminded me so much of some 2013 material (particularly Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Nectar of the Gods, Unidentified Flying Bill) 

I had a dream last night that Greg Kurstin (songwriter/producer who worked on Money Power Glory) posted a 30-second Instagram story of his laptop playing a music video for a song from Lasso. He wrote something like “Lasso - LDR coming in September, video dropping on Halloween” and tagged Rick Nowels. There was also a date stamped May 30th, 2023, presumably when the video was filmed (irl, Lana was in Brazil at this time.) The music video was of Lana and her friend Val in a haunted house(?) with heavy smoke and green lighting. The song featured country-style lyrics but did not sound like a country song at all. It had heavy hip-hop/trap beats and the vocals were a talking/rap style like Lana did in the first verse of Summer Bummer. 
Everyone on LanaBoards and socials was really confused about what this meant for the album, and if Lasso was really going to be considered a country album aside from the lyrics. Some people were really happy about this but others were quite upset. In general, there were pretty mixed thoughts on the song snippet. Some loved it, some hated it. People were predicting Lasso would be a Lust for Life 2.0 lol.
Anyway, just thought I’d share! In the past, certain elements of my LDR dreams I have sometimes come true, so… we’ll see loool x

Born to Die singlehandedly changed my life - and that’s not an exaggeration, I really mean that. It’s unfathomable that one album could be a gateway to so many beautiful things in life…🌹

Fire and water…elemental queen 
And the sun / moon 

Blue skiiiiiiiies, smiling at meeeeee 🍦

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

Blue skiiiiiiiies, smiling at meeeeee 🍦

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

I agree that there’s no way of knowing for sure, and I lean on the side of it being a semi-imagined experience——perhaps she’s had brushes with that industry or the people involved in it. What I do think is fully true, however, is that she resonates with the psychological experiences of women who do that kind of work and incorporated it into the music for evocative purposes and to reify her kinship with all women generally. It’s really an alluring artistic vehicle to explore complicated emotional subject matter, and the important thing is that even if it’s not her exact experience, Lana has embodied it very respectfully and tastefully.

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

Blue skiiiiiiiies, smiling at meeeeee 🍦

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

I mean…she has to go after the insane year she’s had. And to keep up with the outings she’s had in 2024 alone! It was also 6 years between her two times at the Met Gala and has been 6 years since her last time attending, so….🤞

Blue skiiiiiiiies, smiling at meeeeee 🍦

Blue skiiiiiiiies, smiling at meeeeee 🍦