Lana Del Rey is in release mode once again, as evidenced by a new and spontaneous speech on Instagram about her diverse group of friends and the rappers she dated, in defense of her Chemtrails Over the Country Club album cover. Well, we hope you digested that controversy (hell, I hope you digested the last one!), Because it has now released the title track for your next album. Written with and produced by his partner in crime Jack Antonoff once again, “Chemtrails Over the Country Club” continues the sparse and temperamental style of the lead single “Let Me Love You Like a Woman”. It is another one of his songs of decadence, with lyrics about jewelry, sports cars, horoscopes and, in fact, chemtrails and country clubs, before guitars and distorted strings swallowed the music. The video premiered on January 11 at 2:10 pm ET, or 11:10 am in Del Rey’s beloved California. (The jury is still deciding whether all 1s are a chimeric conspiracy.) Del Rey shows off his retro fantasy while wearing that damn mesh mask before she and her girls were dragged by a tornado and, uh, turned into demonic werewolves? It also involves fish, lemons and a luxury car, but here we are, still stuck in the werewolves.
Del Rey previously told Antonoff, in a Interview cover story, that the song would be about her “stunning girlfriends” and “beautiful brothers” – which she coincidentally put on the album cover. “You mention wanting so much to be normal and realizing that when you have an eccentric and hyperactive mind, a record like Chemtrails that’s exactly what you’re going to get, ”she continued. Speaking of the record, Chemtrails Over the Country Club it is now scheduled to come out on March 19, according to the Apple Music list. Del Rey has already released the track list with the album cover, confirming Chemtrails it would also include previously provoked songs like “Tulsa Jesus Freak” and “White Dress”.