A year after her fourth album’s release, Lorde shares 49 demos and a candid essay, while hinting at a new platform that could shift how we own music.
A year after her fourth album’s release, Lorde shares 49 demos and a candid essay, while hinting at a new platform that could shift how we own music.
The singer shared skeletal versions of album tracks alongside a candid note on the difficulty of promoting a project that left her feeling raw and exposed.
A year after the album’s release, the demos arrive with a letter addressing the silence that followed—and the personal turmoil behind the record.