Jeanne Dielman

This could be a random stand-alone single...or it could be the lead of a short EP (Lana and Quavo as a "band"? Not to mention that they've also recorded Fly Away which has already been registered)...or the Lasso lead...or a stand-alone single aka Doin' Time that ends up on the album...or a Quavo single, lmao. 
 
Anyway, yes, an early/mid July release makes a lot of sense!
 
The twitter insider told us that it's nearly impossible that Lasso be released in September, given that she hadn't finished the album in February. The ATRL insider said that Lana and Quavo recorded Tough in February, and it could be a late (?) addition to the album, and also pretty much implied that Lasso wasn't finished anyway, so...And now there's a rumour that the album will be released next spring, so she's probably still working on it? Would she release the lead single so many months before the album release? This is so confusing, lol. 

This could be a random stand-alone single...or it could be the lead of a short EP (Lana and Quavo as a "band"? Not to mention that they've also recorded Fly Away which has already been registered)...or the Lasso lead...or a stand-alone single aka Doin' Time that ends up on the album...or a Quavo single, lmao. 
 
Anyway, yes, an early/mid July release makes a lot of sense!
 
The twitter insider told us that it's nearly impossible that Lasso be released in September, given that she hadn't finished the album in February. The ATRL insider said that Lana and Quavo recorded Tough in February, and it could be a late (?) addition to the album, and also pretty much implied that Lasso wasn't finished anyway, so...And now there's a rumour that the album will be released next spring, so she's probably still working on it? Would she release the lead single so many months before the album release? This is so confusing, lol. 

This could be a random stand-alone single...or it could be the lead of a short EP (Lana and Quavo as a "band"? Not to mention that they've also recorded Fly Away which has already been registered)...or the Lasso lead...or a stand-alone single aka Doin' Time that ends up on the album...or a Quavo single, lmao. 
 
Anyway, yes, an early/mid July release makes a lot of sense!
 
The twitter insider told us that it's nearly impossible that Lasso be released in September, given that she hadn't finished the album in February. The ATRL insider said that Lana and Quavo recorded Tough in February, and it could be a late (?) addition to the album, and also pretty much implied that Lasso wasn't finished anyway, so...And now there's a rumour that the album will be released next spring, so she's probably still working on it? Would she release the lead single so many months before the album release? This is so confusing, lol. 

its not going to be on either one of their albums im calling it 😭 just a spontaneous single

Quavo being the only one hyping up the song makes me believe it is his... what's interesting is that that one insider that they both recorded a song and it might make it into the album (lana's) unless they had recorded 2 songs :/ 

I just find it odd Quavo is the only one hyping up Lana’s supposed lead single 
 
I really feel like it’s a Quavo and Lana Del Rey track. Not a Quavo feat Lana or Lana feat Quavo

I’m a 4th of July truther  that wally caption “4th of july is coming soon” under his post of lana’s mv flag made me realize it’s a hint  
 

With Quavo hinting that his single will come first (this Friday), before Tough.... and with Wally posting about July 4th coming soon and that he'll be flying his Lana flag for it, I'm all in on July 4th/5th. 

Just did a quick edit for a Lasso artwork. Manifesting southern gothic concept for this era 

Oh I agree with this and the Lana flag post
 
This second one SCREAMS conceptual instant classic masterpiece 

When the new moody mystery song is the first track off Lasso directly connected to and picking up from the end of Taco Truck (get high drop acid never die not tonight lake placid) and we find Lana is in the middle of an existential acid trip questioning and ruminating on all of the things she’s done for culture (has anyone else died for you?) thus beginning her most experimental, psychedelic album to date and we have @Psychedelic Pussy manifestations to thank

Yeah, I think that the album will be far more eclectic and experimental than what we've been expecting it to sound like so far. The new song/intro definitely *can* exist on the same album with the likes of Zodiac. Lana almost included "pearl watch on me ring a bell psycho lifeguard" (5 tracks apparently, lol) on DYKTTATUOB's album title, and didn't put any of these tracks on the album at all. I wonder if they were leaning too experimental/weird and ended up getting replaced by the Jon Batiste tracks and Margaret, which were all very late additions. I mean, Jack said that Lana didn't want to release A&W. With the unanimous raves that the song received from fans and critics alike, I could see her getting a bit riskier and bolder regarding the next album. And Jack *did* say that they were heading into a very strange place artistically, implying that they've been experimenting a lot. 
Now, Henry, Come On is certainly giving Americana/folk/country/American songbook vibes, and the Luke Laird sessions must have been extremely productive, because she was very excited about that collaboration. I could see this segment being the prevalent one on the album - the same way the more diaristic stuff were the thematic core of DYKTTATUOB. And, on the other hand, we have Tough which sounds like a very exciting, fresh and fun summer bop - it almost feels like the natural continuation and expansion of the last three tracks of DYKTATTUOB (and the loose first half of Lust for Life, too). 
 
So...I really don't know what to expect from the album at all. If it's true that it's getting released next Spring, she's probably still working on it. It kinda explains why she's so hesitant when it comes to talking about it/describing it. I'm pretty sure that she didn't randomly include the new song/intro on the setlist, given that she also debuted Tough. There must be a connection. 
 

I hope she hits us again with some weird song titles 

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Yeah, I think that the album will be far more eclectic and experimental than what we've been expecting it to sound like so far. The new song/intro definitely *can* exist on the same album with the likes of Zodiac. Lana almost included "pearl watch on me ring a bell psycho lifeguard" (5 tracks apparently, lol) on DYKTTATUOB's album title, and didn't put any of these tracks on the album at all. I wonder if they were leaning too experimental/weird and ended up getting replaced by the Jon Batiste tracks and Margaret, which were all very late additions. I mean, Jack said that Lana didn't want to release A&W. With the unanimous raves that the song received from fans and critics alike, I could see her getting a bit riskier and bolder regarding the next album. And Jack *did* say that they were heading into a very strange place artistically, implying that they've been experimenting a lot. 
Now, Henry, Come On is certainly giving Americana/folk/country/American songbook vibes, and the Luke Laird sessions must have been extremely productive, because she was very excited about that collaboration. I could see this segment being the prevalent one on the album - the same way the more diaristic stuff were the thematic core of DYKTTATUOB. And, on the other hand, we have Tough which sounds like a very exciting, fresh and fun summer bop - it almost feels like the natural continuation and expansion of the last three tracks of DYKTATTUOB (and the loose first half of Lust for Life, too). 
 
So...I really don't know what to expect from the album at all. If it's true that it's getting released next Spring, she's probably still working on it. It kinda explains why she's so hesitant when it comes to talking about it/describing it. I'm pretty sure that she didn't randomly include the new song/intro on the setlist, given that she also debuted Tough. There must be a connection. 
 

Yeah, I think that the album will be far more eclectic and experimental than what we've been expecting it to sound like so far. The new song/intro definitely *can* exist on the same album with the likes of Zodiac. Lana almost included "pearl watch on me ring a bell psycho lifeguard" (5 tracks apparently, lol) on DYKTTATUOB's album title, and didn't put any of these tracks on the album at all. I wonder if they were leaning too experimental/weird and ended up getting replaced by the Jon Batiste tracks and Margaret, which were all very late additions. I mean, Jack said that Lana didn't want to release A&W. With the unanimous raves that the song received from fans and critics alike, I could see her getting a bit riskier and bolder regarding the next album. And Jack *did* say that they were heading into a very strange place artistically, implying that they've been experimenting a lot. 
Now, Henry, Come On is certainly giving Americana/folk/country/American songbook vibes, and the Luke Laird sessions must have been extremely productive, because she was very excited about that collaboration. I could see this segment being the prevalent one on the album - the same way the more diaristic stuff were the thematic core of DYKTTATUOB. And, on the other hand, we have Tough which sounds like a very exciting, fresh and fun summer bop - it almost feels like the natural continuation and expansion of the last three tracks of DYKTATTUOB (and the loose first half of Lust for Life, too). 
 
So...I really don't know what to expect from the album at all. If it's true that it's getting released next Spring, she's probably still working on it. It kinda explains why she's so hesitant when it comes to talking about it/describing it. I'm pretty sure that she didn't randomly include the new song/intro on the setlist, given that she also debuted Tough. There must be a connection. 
 

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Parallels… crowns… June… Utah… welcome back, Lizzy Grant x
 

this is the cutest thing ever
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8hfiY0x1HU/?igsh=OGZqYmh6ZDhwaHo3

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Yeah, I think that the album will be far more eclectic and experimental than what we've been expecting it to sound like so far. The new song/intro definitely *can* exist on the same album with the likes of Zodiac. Lana almost included "pearl watch on me ring a bell psycho lifeguard" (5 tracks apparently, lol) on DYKTTATUOB's album title, and didn't put any of these tracks on the album at all. I wonder if they were leaning too experimental/weird and ended up getting replaced by the Jon Batiste tracks and Margaret, which were all very late additions. I mean, Jack said that Lana didn't want to release A&W. With the unanimous raves that the song received from fans and critics alike, I could see her getting a bit riskier and bolder regarding the next album. And Jack *did* say that they were heading into a very strange place artistically, implying that they've been experimenting a lot. 
Now, Henry, Come On is certainly giving Americana/folk/country/American songbook vibes, and the Luke Laird sessions must have been extremely productive, because she was very excited about that collaboration. I could see this segment being the prevalent one on the album - the same way the more diaristic stuff were the thematic core of DYKTTATUOB. And, on the other hand, we have Tough which sounds like a very exciting, fresh and fun summer bop - it almost feels like the natural continuation and expansion of the last three tracks of DYKTATTUOB (and the loose first half of Lust for Life, too). 
 
So...I really don't know what to expect from the album at all. If it's true that it's getting released next Spring, she's probably still working on it. It kinda explains why she's so hesitant when it comes to talking about it/describing it. I'm pretty sure that she didn't randomly include the new song/intro on the setlist, given that she also debuted Tough. There must be a connection. 
 

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!

Apparently, yeah, lmao! 
 
Yes, this might be the direction she's heading in! Experimental, witchy, trap, american songbook, and country (with a twist). The recent photoshoot in New Orleans is giving swampy, urban, decadent, eerie sparseness. I'm very intrigued!