Beauty King

I think we're pretty likely to get it soon. The leaker said this about it: "the instrumental is not very +30mg - ish, and her vocals sound a little out of place. not my fav, could've been a lot better"

I know "My Guy" has been circulating for a while (since late 2018, at the least). Someone offered it to me as a trade a while back, along with "Pure" and "Madness".

Someone leaked a snippet of "Stupid Thing Called Love" on Dbree. They promoted their Soundcloud in the file name, so I assume they're looking to trade it. https://dbree.org/v/000166

As far as leaked stuff goes, it's basically just a few snippets of demos she did (such as the snippet of her demo for TINI's "Got Me Started") and backing vocals on other people's leaked tracks (Allie X's "Remember Forever", various leaked Charli XCX songs).

It's because the song became a meme on TikTok and her team finally decided that they couldn't ignore such blatant and flagrant copyright violations, meaning they swept it from all platforms, across the board.

"The Man I Love" is a fanmade edit. The demo of "Trash Magic" is an official, real song.

Alien finally leaked. I honestly don't like it that much.

Membership to a political party in the US doesn't always indicate an interest in civics or a desire to participate actively in the political process beyond simply voting for candidates whose interests line up with your own.

She confirmed to me that “Salt & Honey” is being officially released soon.

She literally can't. That word is derogatorily used against gay men. She is not a gay man. She can't "reclaim the slur", because it can't be used against her in the first place.

She posted another video of herself scrolling through her iTunes account to promote the sale stuff and I saw a few new titles I'd never seen before scattered amongst the many old ones, so this is probably as good a time as any to update the list of songs she has that are currently unleaked. If you have anything to add, feel free. Also, if you want to take a crack at gleaning titles from the video, here's a download: https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/DoPw758W/file.html

I'd pay $200 for like...Sweat or Headspun, maybe, but that's crazy if she's selling any mediocre post-Eleutheromaniac stuff for that much.

According to her latest Instagram post, she's going to start selling exclusive unheard songs direct to individual fans. She said to message her for more details, which I did, but I haven't heard anything back just yet.

It's an illustrated story book about a character loosely based on Allie herself, which she's previously released two parts of. It was meant to be a kind of companion piece to each CollXtion, with the plot of each part being based on the same themes as the album it's tied to.

Have you ever looked at her Instagram feed? Like, at all? She has a bunch of friends with kids and has posted a fair few pictures of herself with those friends and their (often infant) children. The videos are pretty clearly just things she's searching and saving for those kids. As for the unreleased song you're referring to, which contains the phrase "mommy is there" in the lyrics: that track is "Cherry Blossom", which was written in 2013, meaning that if it was written for her own child, said child would be six years old right now. She doesn't have a child. At all.

Uhhhh, I'd delete it immediately, because I'm not a creep who invades the privacy of celebrities' family members?

Neither of these are real. "Tarzan" is by some other artist. It doesn't feature any Teddy vocals. Any purported "Kiss It Better" demo is just a fanmade filter of her recorded backing vocals from the Rihanna version; She never actually recorded a full version of the song.

Honeymoon was not ever titled Music to Watch Boys To. The interview people cite as a source for that rumor was misinterpreted heavily. Her exact words were "I have an idea for a record titled Music to Watch Boys To". The issue is that Lana interchangeably uses the word "record" to refer to both individual songs and LP albums. When viewed in context, it's clear that she meant "I have an idea for a song titled Music to Watch Boys To", rather than an album.

Cactus and Talking Like an Answering Machine are both extremely suspect registrations. Cactus is only on APRA, which has very weird practices regarding cover versions, live-only songs and samples, where lots of artists end up getting listed on songs they have next to nothing to do with. TLAAM is registered as being composed solely by “Lana Del Rey”, whereas everything else on the site it was found on had co-composers and listed the name “Elizabeth Woolridge Grant”. Personally, I don’t believe either is a real recorded track.

That’s actually a misquote. She said “I have an idea for a record called ‘Music to Watch Boys To’”. This is an important distinction because she has interchangeably used the word ‘record’ to refer to individual songs and LP albums. Most likely, she was saying “I have an idea for a song titled ‘Music to Watch Boys To’”, rather than announcing it as an album title. As far as we know, the album title was always Honeymoon.

I don't think she's ever going to. She went back to school to train as a doula after releasing her debut album and now works as a doula full-time. https://www.instagram.com/petitdoula/

Anything that wasn't an official commercially-released and radio-serviced single could be classed as a deep cut, even if it has a music video. "Honeymoon", for instance, is a deep cut despite having a music video. So yes, "Bel Air" is a deep cut.

Certainly sounds like it. That string part is identical.

If you think any other major label would put up with her relative indifference towards promotion, you’re dreaming. Interscope is not and never has been the issue when it comes to her. That lies squarely with her management.