“I know i’ve said this before, but I do want to reiterate to everyone that Euphoria is for mature audiences,” she wrote. Taking to Twitter, the actress reemphasized the show’s mature and challenging themes. Meanwhile, before the first episode of Euphoria season two aired last week, Zendaya issued a warning to fans to “only watch it if you feel comfortable.” In a year, I wrote ‘Video Games’, and I was ready to make good records, I was ready to make a lot of records.” Ben did that in one hour and then the next day he flew me to London and let me live with him. Thanking managers Ben Mawson and Ed Millett, she said, “They got me out of a deal I made for 11 records for nine grand while I was working at a restaurant and living in a trailer park. Last month, the “Summertime Sadness” singer received Variety‘s Decade Award, where she reflected on escaping a poor record label deal early in her career. Last year Del Rey released two albums, Chemtrails Over the Country Club in March, followed by Blue Banisters in October.
On the next episode of #EUPHORIA… /1Ry5G6WpWUĭel Rey follows Labrinth in creating original music for the teen drama, which stars Zendaya as Rue, who added her own vocals to “All For Us,” which featured on season one. Watch the preview and listen to a snippet below. “Why you always doing that? / Breaking up with me / And then making love / Just to make me mad,” she sings on the track against gentle guitar notes. 23, or if it is only being used for the preview. It’s not yet known if the song will feature on the third episode of season two, which is due to premiere Sunday, Jan. The song, suspected to be called “Watercolor Eyes,” can be heard in a new episode teaser, after fans had speculated earlier this month that the singer had written a track for the HBO drama. Lana released two studio albums - 'Chemtrails over the Country Club' and 'Blue Banisters'- in 2021.A new Lana Del Rey song is teased in a preview for the next episode of Euphoria. "I always like to say that the way I live my life is my poetry, my lovemaking is my legacy, and I get to make music in between.” "Even if you get a 9-5 after you got the decade award, you need to do what feels right. "I’m very flexible and what I’ve come to understand is that if you follow what you’re interested in, you’ll end up being the most creative in that field.
"Sometimes that has taken me super far away from music into other mediums and other job opportunities that have nothing to do with the arts at all.
Speaking as she was honoured with the Artist Of The Decade prize at Variety's Hitmakers awards show in November, she said: "I’ve been very lucky to follow my muse for the last 18 years, since I was 18. Meanwhile, Lana recently admitted music is something she gets to do "in-between" her "poetry and "lovemaking". Labrinth, 33, was made lead composer on the first season by showrunner Sam Levinson after he offered him the job while he was working on his 2019 album, 'Imagination & the Misfit Kid'. Zendaya herself added her vocals to a version of Labrinth's ‘All For Us’ for the first series. Lana, 36, follows in the footsteps of Labrinth in having original material featured on the show, which stars Zendaya as the troubled teenager Rue Bennett. The next episode airs from 9pm on January 23. Fans of the 'West Coast' singer have been speculating that Lana has recorded a track for an episode of the hit HBO teen drama.Īnd now, a trailer for season two, episode three has provided a snippet of the song in question.
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