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Lorde has officially ended sadness and hard feelings once and for all with the surprise release of her new single, “Solar Power.”
The song dropped at 6 p.m. ET on June 10 following a series of leaks; she had previously teased the single withback in 2017, expectations for her new music were high, but on “Solar Power,” Lorde came through. With a relaxed, beachy vibe, “Solar Power” embraces a ‘60s/early '70s acoustic feel, as Lorde’s voice floats over soft drums and lyrics like “My cheeks in high colour, overripe peaches” and “I’m kinda like a prettier Jesus." Clairo and Phoebe Bridgers are both credited as background vocalists, accompanying Jack Antonoff’s production. The song as a whole feels like the loveliest beach day, in which Lorde invites us to toss our cellular devices in the water and let the bliss in.
It seems likely there's a Lorde album on the way this summer, but as she wrote in the “Solar Power” announcement, “patience is a virtue.” Still, we have faith it'll be worth the wait. “The work is so fucking good, my friend,”. “I started going back to the studio again in December, just for something to do, and to my surprise, good things came out.
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