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Kane’s inclusion on this track plus the production from Zachary Dawes - bassist for the Last Shadow Puppets - throughout the entire album adds to the sounds that make it feel as though you have been teleported to a ’50s hotel lounge performance. This agony-filled chorus marks a first for Del Rey, as fans can finally see the true range the songstress possesses with her voice.ĭel Rey is joined by English singer Miles Kane on the track, whose past experience in the lounge-esque, boozy-vocalled group Last Shadow Puppets shines through as he croons lines such as “I can’t sleep through the tears, I get lost in the ether.” Starting with the standout track of the album “Dealer,” we see a different side of Del Rey’s musical stylings as she strays away from the soft-spoken lounge singer archetype she usually embodies in her work.Īs the chorus picks up, Lana joins the track as she belts the lyric “I don’t want to live,” as the sounds of pain and true aggression radiate in her voice.
Lana Del Rey returned to her songwriting roots reminiscent of her earlier days while experimenting with her constantly evolving sound, in “Blue Banisters,” the follow-up to March 2021’s “Chemtrails over the Country Club.”įollowing a disappointing fan reception with “Chemtrails Over the Country Club,” “Blue Banisters” feels like both a love letter to her dedicated fans as well as a dreamy retelling of the COVID-19 pandemic through the eyes of a lover of the city of Los Angeles.
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