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She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

She will post an update tonight 

6 days!!

I don't really care about cover songs the idea of it is kind of boring to me .. especially in place of an original song on an album I say hell no

Manifesting rich (but not in the way you think) French madam vacationing in a haunted mansion on the chilly foggy east coast recounting and making peace with her past while applying expensive moisturizers and serums as the stormy sea rages right outside her floor to ceiling windows

Her musique, mind, vague signs, lewks and album number noine ♡ I luff this groupie luff
 
and when the forum was at war, we kept dancing
 

i just saw that rick nowels worked on literally some of my favorite songs production wise aka : Lucky Ones, Body Electric, Young and Beautiful, Cola, MBTWBT, HBTB
 
do we have hints that he worked on the incoming album ?
 
EDIT : HE ALSO CO-PRODUCED SALVATORE ??????
RE-EDITED : AND SHADES OF COOL ????
re-re-edited : he also co-produced westcoast, and i follow rivers by lykke li
 
i didn't know he had involvement in so many ldr songs 

Im waiting for Rick Nowels to post a pic of Lana in his studio 

what sweet world is this nectar of the cocks....

i think Lana has a lot more control in the studio, even or especially with Jack, than people wanna give her credit for.  beginning with NFR and increasing through BB, her songs have included more of a wildness, even a messiness, that's more folky, more raw, than her very much polished early work.  critics derided BTD for being over-produced.  yet with her recent albums, she discusses in her lyrics and interviews her drive towards wildness and freedom, and i think you can really hear it in the music.  when the last three albums first came out, i loved them, but i was a little critical of the difference between them and her prior work.  now, i feel like it's sunk in more, like i finally get it.  she just produces beautiful art naturally, and she's become more real and more intimate/personal in her music and lyrics.  the more time passes since Blue Banisters, the more I appreciate the direction she's been moving in.  it feels so natural, and like she wants to be more natural.  she wants her music to be honest, natural, real, raw, even or especially if that's "messy" or wild.  she expresses being wild a lot.  she talks about wanting to get away from the city, from LA or NY, and explores more small town USA feels, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, more middle America type stuff, going to the mall, doing mundane tasks like washing hair or laundry.  i think it's totally Lana's choice and her own direction taking her to the sound she has now, and tbh I love it.
 

Manifesting rich (but not in the way you think) French madam vacationing in a haunted mansion on the chilly foggy east coast recounting and making peace with her past while applying expensive moisturizers and serums as the stormy sea rages right outside her floor to ceiling windows

Rocker Feller My Umbreller single announcement tonight for Friday release

I hope she's taking inspiration from honeymoon