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Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

The most obvious example is her sharing a demo of How To Disappear
 

Just wanted y’all to know I have officially submitted the list of proposed questions to Lana’s team for Primavera Sound when we get to interview her and I personally crafted the questions myself and included two about Lasso:
 
You have announced a new country project coming up, called Lasso. What can you tell us about this record and why did you decide to go country?
 
Looking back at your discography, you have always created albums that blended genres and sonorities, in your own unique fashion. Should we expect a similar path for Lasso?
 
Sorry for the boring, corporate questions but this is the best I could come up with without ruffling any feathers in my office lol. If it was entirely up to me, I’d go full LanaBoards and straight up ask her if Zodiac will ever see the light of day, whether or not Lizzy Grant will ever go to streaming, what is her favorite MissDaytona tweet, etc.
 
Not Portugal coming through for this forum when our Alabama sisters have failed us.

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

We need Kintsugi back, I'm sure he's heard Tough already. 

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.

If Tough is really intended for Lasso, then I assume her label wanted a more mainstream song and a "hit" for Lana's standards, which is exactly what Doin Time was for NFR! I think the other songs on the album are much slower and not as "commercial", and Tough is a perfect country-trap song for the start of summer.