To say that Lana Del Rey is a lyrical genius would be an understatement for some. The creative force behind her precious mind could be something that many people would probably call outlandish, but when she transforms it into a recording - it seemed to resonate perfectly with a lot in ways they could not even put out.
Lana Del Rey's album, "Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd," is her newest offering.
Lana Del Rey' Ocean Blvd' Meaning Explained
After receiving widespread critical acclaim, Lana Del Rey's new album "Ocean Blvd," had the singer's fans attempting to decode the lyrical masterpiece and its meaning underneath.
Del Rey was not a person who explains her music, but She revealed that the creation of the entire album was "totally effortless," as she wanted it to have a "spiritual element."
As per Pitchfork's album review, it was called many things. It was described to be a "sweeping, sterling, often confounding work of self-mythology and psychoamericana," which probably hit what Del Rey was going for.
But delving into the tracks, any person other than Del Rey herself would have a hard time decoding it.
In a Rolling Stone interview, her collaborators opened up and explained the origins and the meaning of some of her songs.
Lana Del Rey "Peppers' Lyrics, Meaning Explained
Canadian rapper Tommy Genesis was actually shocked to have learned that Lana Del Rey wanted to sample her 2015 song "Angelina." According to Genesis, her song was an "unapologetic sexual" trap song, but with "Peppers," Del Rey imbued her "f--k you power" lyricism she was notably known for.
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Lana Del Rey' Paris, Texas' Lyrics, Meaning Explained
"Paris, Texas'" meaning was the actual opposite of what the sampled song "I Wanted To Leave" wants to convey. According to Brian Fennell, the original songwriter, he could not believe Lan Del Rey wrote a song that perfectly reflected his emotions when he was writing the song in Paris. Per Fennell, Del Rey wrote a song "that was as much about wanting to leave home as it was about returning home."
Lana Del Rey 'Margaret' Lyrics Explained
Like Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and Jack Antonoff are close collaborators. In fact, Lana Del Rey's "Margaret" is inspired by Antonoff's fiancee, Margaret Qualley. According to the Grammy-winning producer, the song was something that Lana wanted Antonoff to play at their wedding.
"That song was born the same way a lot of her songs are born, which is her and I singing at each other," he elaborated. "Except this time she said 'No, you have to sing the second verse.' I would say that song is the closest thing that I've heard to what it's like to just be in a room chatting with her on a friend level."
Check out Lana Del Rey's new album "Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd" on Spotify.
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