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Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

I completely agree. I hadn't listened to any of her albums straight through in a while, so last week I just listened to AKA straight through to UV and I realized that, although all albums are strong, AKA and Paradise were the most interesting and pleasing to me because of their variety. Obviously Kahne did a good job in not sounding redundant, but the mix of producers and writers on Paradise made it really enjoyable. I'm here for more Haynie, I'd just hope he'd try to avoid sounding identical to BTD, or that, if he works on another album, there'd be more than a few producers.

Honestly, I loved Born to Die and I still thinks it's her best album yet (even though it comes really close to Ultraviolence & Paradise) and I've loved all her work with Emile Hayne, and yes, this includes Wait for Life. I like how he uses her clear vocals and doesn't alter her voice with unnecessary filters. While I can understand why people regard some of his works with Lana as overproduced, I think this style of production ultimately creates a brilliant soundscape that fits perfectly with the lyrics/vibe. I really wouldn't mind Lana working with him again for future works, although, I do agree that mixing up her producers is a good idea, as maybe working solely with Emile would just become Born to Die 2.0. I hope Honeymoon has a range of producers, like Paradise, which still worked really well and didn't affect the cohesiveness of the record, in my opinion.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Whether you love him or hate him, there's no doubt in my mind he'll be back for a future album.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

Just wanted to share this info from yet another great Emile interview that he tweeted about yesterday. Taken from an interview with Tidal. com http://read.tidalhifi.com/article/album-of-the-week-emile-haynie/
 
Who has been one of your favorite artists to work with?
Lana is one of my favorites. She’s such a special friend to me and we just get each other.
Andrew Wyatt from Miike Snow was a massive contributor to my album and is one of my favorite people to work with as well. We’re friends first. He knew what every lyric meant the second I showed them to him because we talk about this kind of stuff naturally. On top of that he is incredibly talented. His background vocals are on so many of the tunes and exactly the kind of sound I’ve had in my head for years.
What of your past work are you most proud of?
I love Lana’s first album. I love some of the stuff I did with Kid Cudi on his first couple projects. I love working with Eminem. Him and his crew in Detroit were such a huge part of the beginning of my career, I’m super proud to be a part of his albums these days.

That was touching. Glad we know now how exactly he became uninvolved with UV. And glad there wasn't any drama involved with it.

#defendlanadelrey

ALBUM COVER: Lana Del Rey - Now Playing (LDR Remixes) [Prod. By Urban Noize] | Photography By Neil Krug; Typography By @@Rebel
 
Just got the beautiful album cover for our forthcoming Lana Del Rey remix EP “Now Play (LDR Remixes)” by the talented digital illustrator & graphics artist @@Rebel that we’re excited about. & We can’t wait to finally deliver the project soon enough. Receiving great covers like this as the last piece of the puzzle always gets us amped.
 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/57148881@N03/16294619709/in/photostream/lightbox/

And im really looking forward to delivering it. Glad to know that youve been appreciating my music from previously. Thank you for listening

Your work is always top notch quality, so I'm really looking forward to listen to the project in its entirety ! 

Exciting !!! 

ALBUM COVER: Lana Del Rey - Now Playing (LDR Remixes) [Prod. By Urban Noize] | Photography By Neil Krug; Typography By @@Rebel
 
Just got the beautiful album cover for our forthcoming Lana Del Rey remix EP “Now Play (LDR Remixes)” by the talented digital illustrator & graphics artist @@Rebel that we’re excited about. & We can’t wait to finally deliver the project soon enough. Receiving great covers like this as the last piece of the puzzle always gets us amped.
 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/57148881@N03/16294619709/in/photostream/lightbox/

ALBUM COVER: Lana Del Rey - Now Playing (LDR Remixes) [Prod. By Urban Noize] | Photography By Neil Krug; Typography By @@Rebel
 
Just got the beautiful album cover for our forthcoming Lana Del Rey remix EP “Now Play (LDR Remixes)” by the talented digital illustrator & graphics artist @@Rebel that we’re excited about. & We can’t wait to finally deliver the project soon enough. Receiving great covers like this as the last piece of the puzzle always gets us amped.
 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/57148881@N03/16294619709/in/photostream/lightbox/

we should note lana isn't on the top 100 power list but her and yeezy are there to represent Lucian Grainge

Kanye West feat. Lana Del Rey - Can't Tell Me Nothing [urban Noize Remix]
 
In honor of Kanye & Lana gracing the cover of Billboard's Power 100 together, I just had to repost our remix of Kanye's Can't Tell Me Nothing featuring Lana.
 
https://soundcloud.com/urban-noize-remixes-2015/kanye-west-feat-lana-del-rey-cant-tell-me-nothing-urban-noize-remix

vibes

NEW COVER!!!