Lana Del Rey has finally given us a glimpse of her upcoming album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club, in the form of lead single, Let Me Love You Like A Woman.
Lana Del Rey has dropped the first song off her upcoming album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club.
A piano ballad presided over by Del Rey’s signature LA drawl, Let Me Love You Like A Woman feels like a juncture between last year’s Norman Fucking Rockwell and 2014’s Ultraviolence.
Let Me Love You Like A Woman was first spotted by eagle-eyed fans who noticed its Spotify listing, before being confirmed yesterday by Del Rey on Instagram.
Whilst the news elicited much excitement amongst fans, some (hilariously) took issue with the song’s accompanying album art, with one person writing simply: “fire who ever made this.”
This is officially Lana Del Rey’s picsart era. pic.twitter.com/cClxydqqCa
— LDR Addict (@CinamonSlut) October 15, 2020
✨ Lana Del Rey album covers inspired by her latest “Let Me Love You Like A Woman” single artwork ✨ pic.twitter.com/YghHyb6c8A
— Lanaism🍊Lana Del Rey Source (@LanaismPoland) October 15, 2020
Lana Del Rey editing the cover of #LetMeLoveYouLikeAWoman on picsart pic.twitter.com/8KBVCr5ItY
— Supreme Gaga (@gagathesupreme) October 15, 2020
Why does Lana Del Rey’s Let Me Love You Like A Woman cover look like an in memoriam photo pic.twitter.com/LG0fOmxbfH
— Angelina 💝 (@SickaThanUrAvg) October 15, 2020
Chemtrails Over the Country Club was originally meant to come out last month on September 5, and for now, its rescheduled release date remains unknown. According to NME, Del Rey recently told fans that it could be pushed back as late as January 7, 2021, due to the length of the vinyl pressing process.
The singer is allegedly also still deciding whether to include a track called Dealer – which features her “screaming my head off” – as the eighth track on the album.
Chemtrails Over the Country Club will follow on from last year’s critically acclaimed Norman Fucking Rockwell, as well as this year’s spoken word poetry album, Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass, both recorded with producer Jack Antonoff.
Check out Let Me Love You Like A Woman below.
