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Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor Known Professionally As Lorde Born 7 November 1996 In Takapuna Auckland New Zealand Is A New Zealand Singer-Songwriter. Taking Inspiration From Aristocracy For Her Stage Name She Is Known For Her Unconventional Musical Styles And Introspective Songwriting. Lorde Expressed Interest In Performing At Local Venues In Her Early Teens. She Signed With Universal Music Group UMG In 2009 And Collaborated With Producer Joel Little In 2011 To Start Recording Music. Their First Effort An EP Titled The Love Club Was Self-Released In 2012 For Free Download On SoundCloud Before UMG's Commercial Release In 2013. The EP's International Chart-Topping Single "Royals" Helped Raise Lorde To Prominence. Her Debut Studio Album Pure Heroine Was Released That Same Year To Critical And Commercial Success. The Following Year Lorde Curated The Soundtrack For The 2014 Film The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1 And Recorded Several Tracks Including The Single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Lorde's Second Studio Album Melodrama 2017 Received Widespread Critical Acclaim And Debuted Atop The US Billboard 200. For Her Third Studio Album Solar Power 2021 She Ventured Into Indie Folk And Psychedelic Styles. The Album Reached Number One In Australia And New Zealand And Charted Inside The Top-10 In Numerous Countries Although It Polarised Music Critics And Fans Alike. Lorde's Accolades Include Two Grammy Awards Two Brit Awards And A Golden Globe Nomination. She Appeared In Time's List Of The Most Influential Teenagers In 2013 And 2014 And The 2014 Edition Of Forbes 30 Under 30. In Addition To Her Solo Work She Has Co-Written Songs For Other Artists Including Broods And Bleachers. As Of June 2017 Lorde Has Sold Over Five Million Albums Worldwide.
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Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor Known Professionally As Lorde Born 7 November 1996 In Takapuna Auckland New Zealand Is A New Zealand Singer-Songwriter. Taking Inspiration From Aristocracy For Her Stage Name She Is Known For Her Unconventional Musical Styles And Introspective Songwriting. Lorde Expressed Interest In Performing At Local Venues In Her Early Teens. She Signed With Universal Music Group UMG In 2009 And Collaborated With Producer Joel Little In 2011 To Start Recording Music. Their First Effort An EP Titled The Love Club Was Self-Released In 2012 For Free Download On SoundCloud Before UMG's Commercial Release In 2013. The EP's International Chart-Topping Single "Royals" Helped Raise Lorde To Prominence. Her Debut Studio Album Pure Heroine Was Released That Same Year To Critical And Commercial Success. The Following Year Lorde Curated The Soundtrack For The 2014 Film The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1 And Recorded Several Tracks Including The Single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Lorde's Second Studio Album Melodrama 2017 Received Widespread Critical Acclaim And Debuted Atop The US Billboard 200. For Her Third Studio Album Solar Power 2021 She Ventured Into Indie Folk And Psychedelic Styles. The Album Reached Number One In Australia And New Zealand And Charted Inside The Top-10 In Numerous Countries Although It Polarised Music Critics And Fans Alike. Lorde's Accolades Include Two Grammy Awards Two Brit Awards And A Golden Globe Nomination. She Appeared In Time's List Of The Most Influential Teenagers In 2013 And 2014 And The 2014 Edition Of Forbes 30 Under 30. In Addition To Her Solo Work She Has Co-Written Songs For Other Artists Including Broods And Bleachers. As Of June 2017 Lorde Has Sold Over Five Million Albums Worldwide.
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Published: 11 Nov 2022, 04:20
Melodrama Is The Second studio Album by New Zealand Singer And Songwriter Lorde. It Was Released On 16 June 2017 By Lava And Republic Records and Distributed Through Universal. Following The Breakthrough Success Of Her Debut Album Pure Heroine Lorde Retreated From The Spotlight And Traveled Between New Zealand And The United States To Examine The World Around Her. Initially Inspired By Her Disillusionment With Fame She Wrote Melodrama to Capture Heartbreak And Solitude After Her First Breakup. Melodrama Has Been Described By Critics As A Loose Concept Album That Explores The Theme Of Solitude In The Framework Of A Single House Party With The Events And Moods That Entail It. Lorde Wrote And Produced The Album Alongside Jack Antonoff With Additional Production Contributions From Frank Dukes Malay Andrew Wyatt Joel Little And Flume Among Others. The Album Topped The Charts In New Zealand Australia The United States And Canada. Melodrama Received Widespread Acclaim From Critics With Some Publications Citing It As The Best Album Of The Year. The Album Was Lorde's First Number-One In The United States And Canada And Also Peaked Atop The Charts In Australia And New Zealand. It Received gold Or Platinum Certifications in The Said Countries And The United Kingdom. Melodrama received Widespread Acclaim From Contemporary Critics And Was Featured On Various Year-End And Decade-End Lists. It Won A New Zealand Music Award For Album Of The Year And Received A Nomination For Album Of The Year at The 60th Annual Grammy Awards In 2018. In 2020 Melodrama Ranked At Number 460 On Rolling Stone's revision Of Their 500 Greatest Albums Of All-Time list. Inspired In Part By The “emotions And Insights” Gained After Her Breakup With Longtime Boyfriend James Lowe Lorde Calls Melodrama “a Record About Being Alone… The Good Parts And The Bad Parts”. Lead Single Green Light was Released On March 2 2017 Following A mysterious Marketing Campaign Culminating In A Seven-Second Preview Of The Song. The Second Single Liability was Released On March 9 2017 Without Any Publicity Or Promotion. The Piano-Driven Ballad Showcases A Softer Side Of Lorde As She opens Up About A More Personal Time In Her Life.