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The cover and music video appear to have been shot last month, just before her birthday! 
 
She got the pastel yellow manicure and new hair colour in June - she doesn’t have the sparkly red accent nail in the cover and snippet (which she was spotted with on her birthday) so these were definitely shot in early June! 

While I am not an “art gay,” I think I can explain LOL! 
 
Yellow appears to be a motif for this record’s visuals. Her dress on the cover is yellow, her top and cardigan in the music video snippet are yellow, and her nails are yellow in both. The shade of yellow she chose for each is a pastel shade, which symbolizes being soft and delicate. However, and excessive amount of yellow is thought to breed aggression, anger, frustration, a sense of pent-up-ness.
 
I think these two moods - one very light and the other potentially dark - reflects exactly how she has described the last year or so to have been for her. QFTC serves as a preamble for this record, in a way - it discussed the theme of fragility and conveyed a sense of frustration in regards to that theme, so I think that’s what the yellow links to in terms of Lana’s life experiences and potentially the narrative of the album. 

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

I’m really excited. This record already feels super personal and intimate while still being grandiose. The visuals are already amazing as well and it’s just going to reinforce Lana’s status as the one of the finest songwriters of all time. 

The cover and music video appear to have been shot last month, just before her birthday! 
 
She got the pastel yellow manicure and new hair colour in June - she doesn’t have the sparkly red accent nail in the cover and snippet (which she was spotted with on her birthday) so these were definitely shot in early June! 

This pastel yellow colour is appearing quite frequently - her outfit in the music video snippet, her nails, and her dress on the album cover. 
 
From Google -
 
Pastel yellow is a gentle color likely to be considered soft and delicate. ... In color psychology, yellow is thought to be uplifting and encourage optimism. Too much yellow, however, can cause aggression or frustration—but pastel yellow's muted hue is less likely to inspire that reaction.

 
I definitely think this is in reference to the album’s overall mood and range of emotions ^ 

Unpopular opinion, but I’m so happy she left it as Blue Banisters - such a gorgeous track with a beautiful sentiment <3 and the new snippet sounds so beautiful!

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

THE ALBUM COVER I’m IN LOVE
 

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

2 quick vinyl options - loving this bronze, yellow, and cream colour palette. Super 70s and warm! <3
 

THE ALBUM COVER I’m IN LOVE
 

2 quick vinyl options - loving this bronze, yellow, and cream colour palette. Super 70s and warm! <3
 

While I am not an “art gay,” I think I can explain LOL! 
 
Yellow appears to be a motif for this record’s visuals. Her dress on the cover is yellow, her top and cardigan in the music video snippet are yellow, and her nails are yellow in both. The shade of yellow she chose for each is a pastel shade, which symbolizes being soft and delicate. However, and excessive amount of yellow is thought to breed aggression, anger, frustration, a sense of pent-up-ness.
 
I think these two moods - one very light and the other potentially dark - reflects exactly how she has described the last year or so to have been for her. QFTC serves as a preamble for this record, in a way - it discussed the theme of fragility and conveyed a sense of frustration in regards to that theme, so I think that’s what the yellow links to in terms of Lana’s life experiences and potentially the narrative of the album. 

The cover and music video appear to have been shot last month, just before her birthday! 
 
She got the pastel yellow manicure and new hair colour in June - she doesn’t have the sparkly red accent nail in the cover and snippet (which she was spotted with on her birthday) so these were definitely shot in early June! 

Neil Krug shot the cover and according to BoZ, Drew Erickson produced the song (who has been a producer for Weyes Blood in the past)!

Neil Krug shot the cover and according to BoZ, Drew Erickson produced the song (who has been a producer for Weyes Blood in the past)!

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

Such a beautiful discography. I cannot wait!

It wasn’t! That’s why I wrote “potential” as well haha  I hope it’s on the album though!

This pastel yellow colour is appearing quite frequently - her outfit in the music video snippet, her nails, and her dress on the album cover. 
 
From Google -
 
Pastel yellow is a gentle color likely to be considered soft and delicate. ... In color psychology, yellow is thought to be uplifting and encourage optimism. Too much yellow, however, can cause aggression or frustration—but pastel yellow's muted hue is less likely to inspire that reaction.

 
I definitely think this is in reference to the album’s overall mood and range of emotions ^ 

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

Ugh I just cannot get over this album cover. It feels so luxurious with that cream border, the black lining of the photo, and the serif font. 
 
And the image itself is striking - there's a warmth to it with Lana's effortless beauty and the colouring, suggesting something very reflective, soft, and familiar.
 
But there's also a bit of an edge with Tex and Mex. They almost look like guard dogs, acting as defence for Lana - which suggests a slightly more aggressive and self-protective side to the album as well!
 
She really is going to deliver (as she always does) and this cover is just so brilliant. I love all her album covers and I was totally here for the selfie cover, but this is just next-level. Super grateful and happy we got to see it today! 

The cover and music video appear to have been shot last month, just before her birthday! 
 
She got the pastel yellow manicure and new hair colour in June - she doesn’t have the sparkly red accent nail in the cover and snippet (which she was spotted with on her birthday) so these were definitely shot in early June!