Lana Del Rey confirms 'West Coast' as first official Ultraviolence single
Release date is still TBC
- Clockwork Orange references: Her second album is titled Ultra Violence, a reference to iconic book and movie, A Clockwork Orange. Certainly in keeping with the darker sounds promised, we're expecting the album to pay homage to the source material and be packed with easter-eggs for those familiar with Anthony Burgess' novel and Stanley Kubrick's movie.
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After months of leaks and rumours, Lana Del Rey has confirmed the lead single from her forthcoming album Ultraviolence is called 'West Coast'.
The enigmatic singer announced the news on Twitter in reply to a Tweet about recently leaked single 'Meet Me In The Pale Moonlight', which Lana confirmed she wrote for another artist 4 years ago. She then revealed her new single will be called 'West Coast'.
@prefixmag wrote that for someone else 4 years ago ...... New single is called West Coast
— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) April 3, 2014The singer then Tweeted a new black and white image of herself to fans, captioned 'West Coast'.
West Coast pic.twitter.com/5CGxkvYdY1
— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) April 4, 2014 The single announcement is the first official confirmation we've had in relation the Lana's highly anticipated third album Ultraviolence. In February, the 'Born To Die' star was filmed telling a fan the record would be out on May 1, but quickly backtracked, with a release date still to be announced.
However, we do know Lana has been working with The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach on Ultraviolence, posting a picture of the pair together in the studio in February.
Below - What we want to hear on Lana Del Rey's Ultraviolence:
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