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Shades Of Cool (Album) by Lana Del Rey

Artist Biography For Lana Del Rey

Elizabeth Woolridge Grant Known Professionally As Lana Del Rey Is An American Singer-Songwriter And Producer. Her Music Is Noted For Its Cinematic Quality And Exploration Of Tragic Romance Glamour And Melancholia With Frequent References To Contemporary Pop Culture And 1950s–1960s Americana. Raised In Upstate New York Del Rey Moved To New York City In 2005 To Pursue A Music Career. After Numerous Projects Including Her Self-Titled Debut Studio Album Del Rey's Breakthrough Came In 2011 With The Viral Success Of Her Single "Video Games" She Subsequently Signed A Recording Contract With Polydor And Interscope. She Achieved Critical And Commercial Success With Her Second Album Born To Die 2012 Which Contained The Sleeper Hit "Summertime Sadness". Del Rey's Third Album Ultraviolence 2014 Featured Greater Use Of Guitar-Driven Instrumentation And Debuted Atop The U.S. Billboard 200. Her Fourth And Fifth Albums Honeymoon 2015 And Lust For Life 2017 Saw A Return To The Stylistic Traditions Of Her Earlier Releases While Her Critically Acclaimed Sixth Album Norman Fucking Rockwell! 2019 Explored Soft Rock. Her Next Studio Albums Chemtrails Over The Country Club And Blue Banisters Followed In 2021. Her Ninth Studio Album “Did You Know That There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” Was Released On All Platforms March 24th 2023. It Includes Singles Like The Title Track - "Did You Know That There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd" "A&W" And "The Grants". Del Rey Has Collaborated On Soundtracks For Visual Media In 2013 She Wrote And Starred In The Critically Acclaimed Musical Short Tropico And Released "Young And Beautiful" For The Romantic Drama The Great Gatsby. In 2014 She Recorded "Once Upon A Dream" For The Dark Fantasy Adventure Film Maleficent And The Self-Titled Theme Song For The Biopic Big Eyes. Del Rey Collaborated With Ariana Grande And Miley Cyrus On "Don't Call Me Angel" For The Action Comedy Charlie's Angels 2019 Which Peaked At Number 13 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Additionally Del Rey Published The Poetry And Photography Collection Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass 2020 . She Is The Recipient Of Various Accolades Including Two Brit Awards Two MTV Europe Music Awards And A Satellite Award In Addition To Nominations For Six Grammy Awards And A Golden Globe Award. Variety Honored Her At Their Hitmakers Awards For Being "one Of The Most Influential Singer-Songwriters Of The 21st Century".

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“Shades Of Cool” Is A Song Recorded By American Singer-Songwriter Lana Del Rey For Her Third Studio Album Ultraviolence 2014 . It Was Co-Written By Del Rey And Rick Nowels And Produced By Dan Auerbach. The Song Was Released On May 26 2014 By Polydor And Interscope Records As The Second Single From Ultraviolence. Consequence Of Sound Described The Song As “a Slow And Slightly Gloomy Ballad Marked By Reverberated Guitars Slight Atmospherics And Del Rey’s Vocals That Alternate Between A Hushed Whisper And Ephemeral Wailing.” Billboard Called It A “sweeping Atmospheric Ballad That Contrasts The More Pop-Savvy Swaggering “West Coast”.” The Song Consists Of “a Chiming Guitar Slow-Burn Bass Line And Swelling Orchestra” Which Surround Del Rey’s Vocals. “Shades Of Cool” Has Received Universal Acclaim From Music Critics. Josh Wigler Of MTV Called It “fifty Shades Of Great”. Chris Coplan Of Consequence Of Sound Complimented The Song For Its “grace And Sophistication”. Saran Shetty Of Slate Called “Shades Of Cool” “a Beautiful Brooding Return To Form For Del Rey ” And Compared It Favorably To Her Previous Single “West Coast”.