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I posted this in the LDR9 pre-pre-release thread but it might have fit better here, Nikki Lane talked in an interview about their collab album and it sounds like it is indefinitely delayed, or at least not coming anytime soon. Fans had to wait a long time for new music from Lane; they might have to get used to waiting. She co-wrote and sang on bluesy ballad “Breaking Up Slowly” from Del Rey’s 2021 album Chemtrails over the Country Club, but when I ask about a possible release date for the songs the pair penned on a road trip through Texas in a F-150 pick-up truck, she laughs. “There’s this thing synonymous with our job, where it feels like if you don’t do something in a timely fashion, [the interest] will go away. But what I’ve proved to myself by accident on this new album, is that it’s not going away. As long as I’m here, it’s gonna be here. And it’s cool to do something and for people to be kind of waiting for it.” Lane, Del Rey and Ferrell have performed together before, debuting a song called “The Prettiest Girl In Country Music” in January at a show in Austin, Texas; the song’s title was inspired by the words a creepy man once whispered into Lane’s ear. Can we expect an album from the three in the style of Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt’s 1987 country collaboration, Trio, anytime soon? “I think that’s the worst idea ever,” Lane hoots. “We would never play any shows. You’d never find a schedule that would work.” Instead, they’ll just keep on having an extremely good time on those rare occasions they do manage to get together. Maybe they’ll write some music, too. “We’ll go honky tonking together, or we’ll get a big house in Texas and live like a pile of idiots, swapping clothes and whatever – and there’ll be songs coming from that. But if you asked for a record, it’d almost f**k it up. I’d rather you hear nothing until 10 years from now you found out that we wrote a whole album!” https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/nikki-lane-interview-denim-and-diamonds-b2173916.html

It's out now.

Sounds like a mistranslation, I copied the relevant parts. Fans had to wait a long time for new music from Lane; they might have to get used to waiting. She co-wrote and sang on bluesy ballad “Breaking Up Slowly” from Del Rey’s 2021 album Chemtrails over the Country Club, but when I ask about a possible release date for the songs the pair penned on a road trip through Texas in a F-150 pick-up truck, she laughs. “There’s this thing synonymous with our job, where it feels like if you don’t do something in a timely fashion, [the interest] will go away. But what I’ve proved to myself by accident on this new album, is that it’s not going away. As long as I’m here, it’s gonna be here. And it’s cool to do something and for people to be kind of waiting for it.” Lane, Del Rey and Ferrell have performed together before, debuting a song called “The Prettiest Girl In Country Music” in January at a show in Austin, Texas; the song’s title was inspired by the words a creepy man once whispered into Lane’s ear. Can we expect an album from the three in the style of Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt’s 1987 country collaboration, Trio, anytime soon? “I think that’s the worst idea ever,” Lane hoots. “We would never play any shows. You’d never find a schedule that would work.” Instead, they’ll just keep on having an extremely good time on those rare occasions they do manage to get together. Maybe they’ll write some music, too. “We’ll go honky tonking together, or we’ll get a big house in Texas and live like a pile of idiots, swapping clothes and whatever – and there’ll be songs coming from that. But if you asked for a record, it’d almost f**k it up. I’d rather you hear nothing until 10 years from now you found out that we wrote a whole album!”

Saw this shared on ATRL, Nikki Lane basically said no Lana collab album coming anytime soon. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/nikki-lane-interview-denim-and-diamonds-b2173916.html

They are screening Lana's 2012 iTunes Festival performance and other "other live gems".

It seems to be released by Speed Radio and not Lana directly, they have done this for various artists. Midnight.

Manifesting Valley Of The Dolls rework for LDR9.

Is this like a remix? Can other people publish this without her knowledge (like the Summertime Sadness Remix) as long as they pay publishing / royalties?

I don't remember all the details but he stalked her home and Ben knows about it. Lana follows him on Instagram for some reason and I don't know if she knows that he's a creep.

Yes, he even says his username at 1:18.

https://variety.com/2022/music/news/lana-del-rey-course-new-york-university-nyu-1235378408/

Yes, from what I remember someone who worked on WCE posted a picture out of this studio.

Quite sure BoZ was annoyed at Lana for constantly changing her mind last album cycle so he doesn't say anything this time.

Sounds too similar to sayyestoheaven's April fools' post on Instagram. Watercolor Eyes was originally in a batch of 3 other songs, but HBO only chose that one. A couple days ago a fake insider called the track "The Rain Never Stops" and now it's just "The Rain"

Clayton's friends have bodyshamed Lana in his Instagram comments, why is she following him again

Apart from Lana mentioning country music once in a random Instagram story there is no evidence for it. Or am I forgetting something? The snippet and what Lana said in the interview didn't sound like country to me.

Yes, lead single next week already.

November, no exact date.

https://old.reddit.com/r/lanadelrey/comments/x95kzs/rumor_the_rain_never_stops/ @111 leaked the three BB songs, and quite sure he didn't say anything about "The Rain Never Stops", at least not here.

The singer-songwriter Natalie Mering, who performs as Weyes Blood, braids together emotional and existential upheaval, capturing the weightiness of contemporary life in sweeping, baroque-pop poetry. The crisis-rich three years since her last release have offered Mering plenty to write about; her upcoming fifth album, “And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow,” layers references to climate change, pandemic and impending civilizational collapse into songs about estrangement and longing. “Living in the wake of overwhelming changes/We’ve all become strangers, even to ourselves,” she sings on the opening track, looking around and within. (November; Sub Pop) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/08/arts/music/fall-pop-jazz-calendar.html

I'm not giving up yet, September still has around 24 days

The timing would add up

According to this person the vinyl won't be out before 2023. But no idea if this is true. https://reddit.com/r/indieheads/comments/wwuc9u/_/ilp5cj2/