Orville Peck praises “solitary power” of Lana Del Rey

Singer-songwriter Hamilton Leithauser rewrote the outro of Lana Del Rey's Norman F---ing Rothwell gem "The Greatest" for SiriusXMU Sessions on Wednesday, and it's totally on theme with the coronavirus-induced quarantine.Originally, Del Rey reminisces on doing nothing, digs at Kanye West, and "[hopes] the livestream's almost on" -- an all-too fitting tale for quarantine.

"I miss doing nothing most of all/ I guess this virus is gonna get us all,"

The track was released earlier this month with an official music video

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Lana Del Rey has yet to win a Grammy, despite six nominations over the years. But she could have another shot at the 2021 show, albeit in an unlikely category -- best spoken word album -- for Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass.

Lana Del Rey has shared the artwork for her upcoming spoken word album, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass.On Saturday (April 11), the singer took to Instagram to unveil a photo of the cover art, which appears to be a painting of an orange tree by Erika Lee Sears.

Lana Del Rey has shared new details about her forthcoming spoken word album, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, revealing the album’s cover artwork on Instagram earlier today. Erika Lee Sears illustrated the cover for the “audiobook of poems,” which will also feature music by Jack Antonoff. Check out the announcement below. An official release date has not yet been announced.

'Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass' will feature music from Jack Antonoff

Even as the first few thumps of the opening drums resonate and the waves of oscillating, experimental synths begin to roll in, bright pastel colors flood every corner of the screen in the new music video for NZCA Lines’ late March single, “Pure Luxury,” premiering exclusively today (April 8) on Billboard.

Few musicians are as uniquely suited to a period of imposed isolation as Orville Peck. The masked cowboy, who released his acclaimed debut record Pony last year, writes booming country ballads about lovesick loners and quiet drifters who find solace in empty bars and open highways; he seems to understand a solitary life well. Peck puts it more plainly: “Isolation,” he explains, “is kinda the cowboy way.”

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"He’d be standing in the corner, being like, ‘Little fucking idiot up there with his cowboy hat’"

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Orville Peck is giving us something to enjoy amid the current health crisis.

Orville Peck has shared a video for his new song “Summertime.” It’s his first single since signing with Columbia. Check out the video, directed by Drew Kirsch, below.

Orville Peck will take to three different social media platforms tonight to chat with fans, perform music — including a new song that drops tomorrow — and call some special friends. It goes down at 9 p.m. ET/6 PT on Twitch, Instagram and YouTube.

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Orville Peck, the Canadian country-crooning luchador sensation, is giving a nod to the late, great Kenny Rogers.