Jeanne Dielman

I hope this is the kind of country Lana hops on - confessional songwriting, soft, peaceful, stripped down ballads, a bit of Nectar of The Gods with nighttime-ish mellodic direction. Miranda Lambert is the only country artist came to my mind because she hits whatever she does. I still listen to "The Weight of These Wings" till this day.
 

happily they won’t compete against each other since bey will be nominated for the 2025 grammys and lana to the 2026 grammys 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

So...this is Lana's definition of country after all? 
 

She's a seer 

“Take you home, I
I'll give you a blanket
Your spirit can sit and watch TV by my side“ 

Wrong release date, wrong genre (they set it to country), inconsistent title, ... did some intern distribute this 

It's a very interesting track. It's jazzy, retro, and yet refreshingly modern, spacey, and experimental. Hopefully this is a sign of what Lana and Jack have been cooking regarding Lasso: a playful reconstruction and a unique (and unquestionably Lana-esque) spin on a music genre. 

The twitter insider said "no covers", not "no collaborations". 
 
I doubt that the Quavo song will be on the album though. But I *do* think that Lasso won't be a typical "country" album at all. I mean, she used the term "Americana" back in September, which is much broader than "country", and Lana isn't particularly reliable when it comes to describing her own music, lol. 

Remember what Lana said last September?
 
 
Jack also said that both of them are heading into a very strange place artistically, and that Lana does not intend to conform, but will keep on pushing the boundaries and trying new things.
 
Given that they've been working on Lasso for 4 years, this tidbit from Antonoff's Vulture interview is quite interesting:
 
 
So perhaps Lasso will be structurally similar to Ocean Blvd? A more country/folk/Americana-oriented first half that slowly merges into something experimental and playful and genre-bending? 

I don’t know why, might be because of my Blue Skies high, but I hope Lasso will be bold and I can see a rap collab on it (strangely enough). 

I think at least 3/4 covers are becoming standard with big albums releases ,so i would expect amazing photos with matching vinyl colors for Lasso. OB had probably her best physicals and i hope her team keep new album on the same level

Remember what Lana said last September?
 
 
Jack also said that both of them are heading into a very strange place artistically, and that Lana does not intend to conform, but will keep on pushing the boundaries and trying new things.
 
Given that they've been working on Lasso for 4 years, this tidbit from Antonoff's Vulture interview is quite interesting:
 
 
So perhaps Lasso will be structurally similar to Ocean Blvd? A more country/folk/Americana-oriented first half that slowly merges into something experimental and playful and genre-bending? 

Remember what Lana said last September?
 
 
Jack also said that both of them are heading into a very strange place artistically, and that Lana does not intend to conform, but will keep on pushing the boundaries and trying new things.
 
Given that they've been working on Lasso for 4 years, this tidbit from Antonoff's Vulture interview is quite interesting:
 
 
So perhaps Lasso will be structurally similar to Ocean Blvd? A more country/folk/Americana-oriented first half that slowly merges into something experimental and playful and genre-bending? 

Remember what Lana said last September?
 
 
Jack also said that both of them are heading into a very strange place artistically, and that Lana does not intend to conform, but will keep on pushing the boundaries and trying new things.
 
Given that they've been working on Lasso for 4 years, this tidbit from Antonoff's Vulture interview is quite interesting:
 
 
So perhaps Lasso will be structurally similar to Ocean Blvd? A more country/folk/Americana-oriented first half that slowly merges into something experimental and playful and genre-bending? 

Remember what Lana said last September?
 
 
Jack also said that both of them are heading into a very strange place artistically, and that Lana does not intend to conform, but will keep on pushing the boundaries and trying new things.
 
Given that they've been working on Lasso for 4 years, this tidbit from Antonoff's Vulture interview is quite interesting:
 
 
So perhaps Lasso will be structurally similar to Ocean Blvd? A more country/folk/Americana-oriented first half that slowly merges into something experimental and playful and genre-bending?