What Lana Del Rey song best highlights her skills as a musician?

[TheGlitterandGold]

What Lana Del Rey song, in your view, best highlights her skills as a musician?

 

[BluebirdXO]

Shades of Cool

[DeluluKing]

Yosemite and Cherry blossom

[PatentLeatherDoOver]

Ahh, this is tough. Is this strictly her vocals? Or other skills as a musician (such as songwriting or melody-making)?

 

Vocally, Off To The Races showcases her range so well; the track also shows how she can shift her voice from being very low and gravely to an almost childlike, high-pitched trill. OTTR can also be really challenging in terms of breath control as well. 

[Veinsineon]

Ride.

[Super Movie]

Herion, The Greatest and West Coast 

[World At War]

Off to the Races — the lyrics provide witty rhymes, gorgeous imagery and smart storytelling while presenting her general themes of love and freedom, the vocal work showcases her range and the melody is both ominous and charming in a very Lana way. Alternatively, Happiness is a Butterfly: the "Hollywood and Vine, Black Rabbit in the alley/I just wanna hold you tight down the avenue" bit on its own sums up her work with how dramatic she sounds and the way in which she abridges East and West Coast in her imaginary America.

[IanadeIrey]

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

[LanaTheRay]

Boarding school

[cranekiss]

my song 57

[Vanilla Icy]

heroin. perfect combination of her beautiful storytelling that reflects her personal life and cultural references

[alienprincess]

Old money

[Crimson and Clover]

Get Free

[mlittle11]

The Greatest and Cruel World

[YourGirl666]

Boom Like That

[Dark Angel]

aka lizzy grant, duh

[past the bushes]

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The Greatest & Pawn Shop Blues

[plastiscguy]

Noir 

 

[Veinsineon]

Scarface. 

[Hundred Dollar Bill]

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