That Venice Bitch

Lana announcing RCS on her story

this album will NOT leak... i'm declaring it in advance so all you little insider bitches out there know not to leak it or you face my wrath 

It's a fanmade cover just for fun 

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

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if its ok wanted to share a idea I had for cover art with all the bad press.

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

How are "Bitch", "Baby" and "Jesus Freak" adjectives bby?

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

Brooklyn Baby
Venice Bitch
Tulsa Jesus Freak
 
I need another place + adjective noun thing song 

Lana's "Before He Cheats" era...

A poem

I love Jack’s production so much, but I think it makes sense that she would work with another producer this time for a few reasons:
 
1) Jack is still in New Jersey and is unable to come to LA because of the pandemic - this halted the process of Chemtrails a bit towards the end, and naturally, Lana being nervous about that record, would not want to have those limitations of proximity be a concern again.
 
2) She said to Annie Mac that she was hoping to see if the covers album with Zach Dawes would “spark anything” - obviously, Zach seems to have been her go-to producer since the pandemic happened, as they made Dealer, 2 cover albums, Summertime the Gershwin Version, a live version of Let Me Love You Like a Woman for Fallon, and possibly a whole original studio album together. 
 
3) Lana always works with the same producer(s) for no more than two albums:
 
Rick Nowels, Dan Heath:
- Born to Die/Paradise (with additional production from Emile Haynie, Justin Parker)
- the original Ultraviolence (before the rework with Dan Auerbach)
 
Rick Nowels:
- Honeymoon
- Lust for Life
 
 
Jack Antonoff:
- Norman Fucking Rockwell!
- Chemtrails Over the Country Club
 
4) Obviously Lana has been going to a studio in LA and has an album finished/close to being finished  - a “revenge” album points to a fuller-sound with guitars, and Lana mentioned to Music Week that she loves bluesy, outlaw music inspired by her country music friends and other country idols of hers. Zach, having produced her country covers album, would be the most obvious choice as a producer since the covers album likely bled into the process for this country-esque album that Lana has implied LDR8 will be. 
 
 

I feel like you guys mix up the message from Heroin/ Change/Get Free, which seems to be about self-growth and evolving and the message of DBJAG which is about people changing because they are famous for a long time.
The "we don't change" part in Yosemite on the other hand seems to be about how surreal their love is, withstanding "seasons" and always staying "green".

I don't think Jack held her back at all, lol.
 
She herself said in that Grammy interview that during the making of NFR, she expected the record to be more Venice Bitch-MAC psychedelic etc, but once they were making the rest of the songs, they decided to keep it more of that piano, singer-songwriter laurel canyon vibe, and she thought the two gelled well together.
 
With COCC, it seems like they were removing sounds/instruments and really highlighting her vocals on purpose, even if she did try to push Jack to go harder and she feels like they could've worked on the overall records sound some more. I've been a studio musician before, and being asked to 'go harder' or whatever is not really a critique or whatever. It's just about making sure everyone is on the right page. Sometimes you go to record something and you think you have an idea of what they want, and then they elaborate and you adjust. Sometimes its 'can you play that more aggressively?' or 'can you improvise' etc.
I really don't think it means that much. 
 
That being said, I still support a Zach Dawes album just because I want to know what it sounds like. Jack is an amazing producer though. 

A poem

A poem

I really hope "go through the dark to get to the dark" was her saying she had to put COCC out before putting out the next one which will be darker yup confirmed

can't wait for y'all to not like RCS and start blaming on Zach for that 

i think the most likely lead producer is zach dawes, with contributions from rick and maybe kieron menzies since they're all located in CA. i'd love both dans to come and also contribute to the album too 
 
i think it's kinda unlikely she'll be working with completely new producers for this album because it's come so quickly and there wasn't really an adjustment period, plus pandemic it's hard to get in touch with new people and travel. unless she immediately clicked with a new producer that isn't zach i don't see her branching out too far