rural legend

my birthday's in 2 months so if I buy the merch now it's fully justified 

my birthday's in 2 months so if I buy the merch now it's fully justified 

i released my song yesterday !! it’s called nepotism baby !! 
 
 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

Give it 6 months 

my birthday's in 2 months so if I buy the merch now it's fully justified 

They sometimes get it right 

I love the songs from start to the end so much & no one asked for it but here are some of my favourite moments:
 
The intro bc the guitar & the piano are so beautiful 
The Pre-Chorus, Rosemead & doesn't really really matter part , those harmonies !! 
The piano & vocals in the second verse , it's beyond beautiful 
The jumpscares in the transition,  I'm living for them 
When Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop part starts 
The last minute, with the verse over the NFR sample, the lost my mind part , then the crazy sound & the scream into the Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop part 
Everytime she says Your mom called , I told her you fucking up big time 
And probably more like the sound effects & details, but damn A&W is really that good & I have yet dive more deeper into the lyrics but they already leaving me speechless 
 

"I mean, look at me, look at the length of my hair, my face, the shape of my body Do you really think I give a damn what I do after years of just hearing them talking?" Clocked a lot of bitches

and Stockholm syndrome (but towards fake insiders)

well, we have some evidence that it is in fact coming out tomorrow, for instance:
- illusory truth effect
- cognitive dissonance
- mass hallucinations 
amongst many others 

They sometimes get it right 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

Lana said she wanted this album to be country but Jack heard cunty and ran with it 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

of course not LMAO

There is still so much to process for me, I don't even know what to say about this song other than it's genius, wild & a career highlight
Also this might be the best production Jack has done with Lana for my liking,  he produced some career highlights with Lana for sure but he really served extra hard on this one & I'm proud of him & of Sam who did the percussion I think. But I'm still super shook how Lana sometimes wakes up & comes up with songs like West Coast,  Venice Bitch & A&W etc.  she truly is a genius  
I guess that's coming from the experience of being an american whore
 
0.00 till 7.13 perfection

Had just posted this in the IG thread, but I guess we know why she didn’t announce the single earlier - our girl was off snoozing x
 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

FINALLY HOME AND MY ROOMMATES ARE OUT TIME TO BLAST A&W 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

So I've been thinking about the mixing on A&W and I appreciate it being 'non-standard'. I remember watching this one musician's video on YouTube and he was answering a question about the correct way to mix and the only thing he said was 'there is no such thing, you do whatever feels appropriate, whatever feels right in the moment.' Sure, there are guidelines one tends to follow to make a song sound accessible but there is so much more than just that. I feel like I've been seeing a shift towards more raw sounding recordings, less compressed, having more of a live feel and I love it. Thank you all for coming to my TED talk. 

The Vocal mixing gives this mystical vibe. It is like her singing to the deepest realms of my soul.