Lorde hits back at “insulting” and “sexist” idea that she’s part of Jack Antonoff’s “stable”

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Lorde and Jack Antonoff have teased a new cover of Natalie Imbruglia’s ‘Torn’, previewing a clip on a Brazilian TV show.The two artists worked on Lorde’s new album ‘Solar Power’ following their collaboration on the Kiwi pop star’s second album ‘Melodrama’, which was released in 2017.A clip of the ‘Torn’ cover was played during an interview with Lorde on Fantástico and has been shared by a fan account.

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Lorde has just released her highly anticipated third studio album ‘Solar Power’, and to mark the occasion, she’s released a rooftop performance of album track ‘Dominoes’.Supported by Jack Antonoff – who co-produced the album, out today (August 20) – the performance of ‘Dominoes’ follows on from a similar performance of previous singles ‘Solar Power’ and ‘Stoned At The Nail Salon’ from earlier this year.Performed atop Electric Lady Studios in New York City, Lorde and Antonoff delivered a raw and

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Don’t be mistaken, Lorde‘s music is entirely her own!

Turning up the volume. Lorde is one of Jack Antonoff‘s most frequent collaborators — but her music is still entirely her own.

Lorde is not taking kindly to critics who describe her new album as “a Jack Antonoff record” due to the Bleachers frontman serving as producer on her upcoming LP Solar Power.

Lorde is speaking out.

Bleachers, the main project of Jack Antonoff, have released a new performance video featuring St. Vincent.The clip features a rendition of ‘What’d I Do With All This Faith?’, a track taken from the band’s latest album ‘Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night’.

Jack Antonoff has given a demonstration on how he and Lana Del Rey wrote the latter’s 2019 song, ‘The Greatest’.In an interview with Mix With The Masters, Antonoff showcases the process in which the ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell!’ track, which he called his favourite from the album, was made.Starting with the chords that built the foundation of the song, Antonoff described them as “kind of an English-sounding progression” and “pretty regal”.He then goes on to explain how he played the chords on a

Lorde has shared an origin story of her comeback album ‘Solar Power’, explaining its transformation from “this big acid record” to “a weed album”.

Talk about hitting back HARD…