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Lana Del Rey’s biggest development of the past few days is the release of Lies, her first collaboration with Zach Bryan. The duet arrived October 16 on Bryan’s new EP, Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs, and has quickly become the defining Lana headline of the week. Pitchfork and Rolling Stone both confirmed the release, describing a delicate, country-leaning ballad recorded at Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville. The track places Lana inside Bryan’s increasingly influential Americana orbit, a potentially significant step as she continues reshaping her musical identity around country storytelling.
Lana had teased the collaboration on Instagram last month with a playful message promising that their song was finally finished, an unmistakable reference to its title. That post now reads less like a cryptic tease and more like the opening chapter of a major new musical partnership. Daily Express reported that some online commenters criticized her decision to work with Bryan, but that backlash appears to be social media reaction rather than a formally documented dispute involving Lana herself. No reliable source has confirmed any personal or professional fallout between the two artists.
The other major recent appearance was Lana’s headline performance at the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix on October 11. Yahoo Entertainment reported that roughly sixty thousand people attended her seventy five minute set, which moved through Born to Die, Ultraviolence, Chemtrails Over the Country Club, and Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard. She also performed White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter live, offering another preview of Stove, her long awaited country album.
Lana reportedly hinted that she would return to Asia, but no full regional tour has been officially announced. That possibility remains unconfirmed. Likewise, reports from fan accounts about shopping in Singapore and other informal sightings should be treated cautiously because they have not been independently verified by major outlets.
Stove remains delayed, though Pitchfork says Lana has also described a companion record, suggesting an unusually expansive next chapter rather than a conventional album rollout. For now, the confirmed story is clear: a major international performance, a new Zach Bryan duet, and growing evidence that Lana is moving decisively into country and Americana territory.
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