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Ahead of the release of 'Don't Take My Dream Away,' the musician offers Document a soundtrack to herself-from first favorite songs to unexpected artistic influences

"I wanted to make the type of album people made in the '90s with a million-dollar recording budget, except I had no money," says Lauren Early of her record, Don't Take My Dream Away.

Mae Muller came into Eurovision riding a wave of positivity.Sam Ryder ended the UK's losing streak in Turin last year by doing the unthinkable - entering a decent song - and the thinking went: Why not do that again?Mae obliged with a slick, sassy pop song that echoed recent chart trends.I Wrote A Song had the disco undercurrents of Dua Lipa, the lyrics were memorable, and it was eminently shareable on TikTok.

That's OK!No shame here.(Though, truth be told, we don't much like your odds in this quiz.)That's Karl Lagerfeld, the longtime designer of Chanel and the subject of this year's Costume Institute exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.In the fashion world, he was what's known as a big deal.Sorry!

Lana Del Rey got a ring to go with her candy necklace.Just days after she released her ninth album, Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, Billboard reports that Del Rey is engaged to Evan Winiker, a talent manager and musician.Vulture has reached out to representatives for Del Rey and Winiker for confirmation.

Lana Del Rey needs no introduction.Nor does she need billboards to promote new music - dedicated fans have her songs on repeat and even decode her lyrics.Yet, in a savage move, Del Rey mounted a single billboard to announce her new album, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.And it just happens to be in the hometown of ex-boyfriend Sean "Sticks" Larkin.

It all comes down to how amused, or delighted, or exasperated, or outright infuriated you're inclined to be by a new Taylor Swift song with a chorus of "It's me / Hi / I'm the problem / It's me."A new Taylor Swift song literally called "Anti-Hero."A new Taylor Swift song called "Anti-Hero" co-produced by Taylor and fuckin' Jack Antonoff.

Taylor Swift showered praise on Lana Del Rey during "The Eras Tour" concert in Las Vegas on Friday night, describing Del Rey as "the best that we have."Swift performed "Snow on the Beach," her collaboration with Del Rey, as one of the two surprise songs featured on Friday night's setlist.

"I just recently realized that I talk a lot," Lana Del Rey told Billie Eilish in the pair's new conversation for Interview magazine.And what a time for that conversation to arrive, with Del Rey also dropping her new single "A&W," which clocks in as one of the longest Lana songs ever at seven minutes, 13 seconds.

Image I love these lyrics from the title track of Lana Del Rey's sprawling ninth album, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, which comes out today: Harry Nilsson has a song, his voice breaks at 2:05 Something about the way he says Don't forget me Makes me feel like I just wish I had a friend like him Someone to get me by Del Rey's music is both vividly intimate and highly referential.

Readers, we have been together for nearly 20 years, but I have never yet spoken with you about my condition.I have maturity interruptus.In me, it takes the form of an affliction of the musical taste.When I was 15, I listened to the music that was popular among 15-year-olds.Then as I've aged through my 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s I have continued to listen to whatever music is popular among 15-year-olds.

Nepo daddy Rob Grant has announced his debut album, Lost at Sea, out June 9th via Decca Records.As a preview, the self-described "accidental recording artist" and father of Lana Del Rey has shared the first single, "Setting Sail on a Distant Horizon."Lost at Sea features two appearances from Del Rey (born Elizabeth Grant) as well as production from Jack Antonoff, Zach Dawes (Brian Wilson, Del Rey), and Laura Sisk, a Grammy-winning sound engineer who's worked with the likes of Taylor Swift, Lorde, and P!NK.

From Nashville, US Recommended if you like Blake Mills, Julia Jacklin, Phoebe Bridgers Up next New album Honey released 27 January via Grand Jury Honey, the rich, raw second album by Samia, opens with an explosion of mild-mannered rage.Over organ and shimmering autoharp, the Nashville-based songwriter sings in a placid deadpan: I hope you marry the girl from your home town / And I'll fucking kill her / And I'll fucking freak out.

Congratulations everyone, we made it to the end of the year.2022 was a wild ride (to say the least), but it did provide some damn good music.We saw heavyweights such as Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Drake, and Harry Styles all deliver songs we'll be listening to well into the new year.Thankfully, it looks like 2023's slate of albums will be just as great.

Though I sometimes get stuck on the wrong side of TikTok, most of the time, my FYP just *gets* me.Having friends that send me videos that totally match my vibe definitely helps my algorithm stay consistently chaotic in all of the best ways, and when I started seeing Jasper the doll pop up every few scrolls I knew I must have done something very right.

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The 'big' Glastonbury news this week is that, apparently after a complaint from the artist herself, Lana Del Rey's name has been unsurreptitiously elevated in a new version of the poster for Glastonbury festival 2023.But less pop-centric designers are spotting an altogether less forgivable sin.

Maybe you were a bit surprised to see that Lana Del Rey, the woman whom you last heard singing about "the experience of being an American whore," had a feature from her own pastor on her new album.On Del Rey's new single, "The Grants," it makes a bit more sense."Do you think about Heaven?

Lana Del Rey has shared "The Grants," the latest single from her upcoming ninth studio album, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.On the track, Del Rey (born Elizabeth Grant) appears to pay tribute to the memory of her late uncle David Grant, who died in 2016 while climbing the Rocky Mountains.

Here are three new releases for music fans to check out this month: Hills of Tyrone, We Are Messengers The Irish pop-rock act, known for the multiweek No. 1 hit Come What May as well as Image of God, Power, Maybe It's Ok, God With Us, This Is Jesus and a number of other top-10-charting contemporary Christian music singles, returns with a new EP.

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Match of the Day viewers have reacted to Saturday's silent format as the pundit-less episode aired following Lineker's suspension and notable boycotts, including from colleagues Ian Wright and Alan Shearer.

Song of the Week breaks down and talks about the song we just can't get out of our head each week.Find these songs and more on our Spotify Top Songs playlist.For our favorite new songs from emerging artists, check out our Spotify New Sounds playlist.This week, Lana Del Rey laments a childhood lost on the sprawling "A&W."

Looks like Lana Del Rey was silent, not silenced.To the disappointment of many fans, the soda-loving singer didn't have a lot to say (literally, less than 20 murmured words) in her featuring appearance on Taylor Swift's "Snow on the Beach."Now, Del Rey has confirmed to Billboard that Swift also wanted her to sing more on the collab.

On her last album, Plastic Hearts, Miley Cyrus went back in time to make a classic-rock tribute.Now she wants to stop time on her follow-up, Endless Summer Vacation.Cyrus kicked off 2023 by announcing her eighth studio album, which she's calling a "love letter to L.A.," per a press release.

Now in its 15th year, the Outside Lands music festival returns Aug. 11-13 with headliners Kendrick Lamar, Foo Fighters, Lana Del Rey, Megan Thee Stallion and more.The beloved Bay Area event features multiple stages, tents and booths with an eclectic lineup that ranges from energetic alternative rock and heartracing EDM sets to soulful rap and wistful R&B vocal performances.

On a Brooklyn street dotted with auto repair garages, a line of young women wearing black ruffled dresses, black chokers, little black backpacks and Doc Martens waited in the cold outside a club called Quantum on Friday night.They were united in their fandom for the Netflix series Wednesday and their adoration for the show's macabre protagonist, Wednesday Addams.

The year in music gets off to a bang in January with the latest release by the "Godfather of Punk,"Iggy Pop.After the jazz-rock stylings of his 2019 album "Free," advance single "Frenzy" suggests a return to the famously shirtless 75-year-old's roots.Titled "Every Loser," Pop's new album features guest appearances from the likes of Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.

Image Credit...David Malosh for The New York Times.Food Stylist: Hadas Smirnoff Good morning.Dorie Greenspan returned to The Times this week with a paean to the joys of kitchen cakes  simple, largely unadorned cakes meant to be stored on a counter and snacked on at will.In a season that's filled with fancy (check out Yotam Ottolenghi's kumquat and chocolate yule log), kitchen cakes are a satisfying, unfussy balm and a great baking project for the weekend.

If the simple title Blue Banisters had you worried last time, don't be: Lana Del Rey is still in her wordy era.And after 2020's Violet Bent Backward Over the Grass and 2021's Chemtrails Over the Country Club, her new one takes the cake.Del Rey's next album is called Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, out March 10, 2023.

Iggy Pop has announced his 19th (!) solo album, Every Loser, out January 6th via Atlantic and producer Andrew Watt 's Gold Tooth Records.The star-studded album features a who's who of rock royalty, including the late Taylor Hawkins, Travis Barker, Chad Smith (of Red Hot Chili Peppers), Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam), and Duff McKagan (of Guns N' Roses).

Jack Antonoff's production is all over Taylor Swift's latest album but if that wasn't enough, the producer and his band Bleachers now appear on a new version of "Anti-Hero," Midnights'  lead single.Listen to the updated track below.Swift teased Bleachers' version of "Anti-Hero" in a tweet nodding to the song's bizarre lyrics.

Feeling a little flat?Here are some positive effects of music to sharpen your day  Anna Slavikova, Wimbledon High School (Image: Anna Slavikova) There have been countless studies showcasing the positive effects of music on peoples' mental health, but are there any other positive benefits of listening to music?

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This article originally ran in August 2021, but we'll be updating it for years to come, because Jack Antonoff cannot be stopped.Jack Antonoff remains booked and busy.Or as fellow singer-songwriter and producer SG Lewis put it:

Where does Jack Antonoff find the time to produce every single album ever?