Album Info
Artist: | Lana Del Rey |
Album: | NFR! |
Released: | USA & Europe, 2022 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Norman Fucking Rockwell | 4:09 |
Baritone Horn, Cello, Flugabone - Phillip Peterson | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher | ||
Keyboards, Piano, Mixed By, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
Saxophone - Evan Smith | ||
Violin - Victoria Parker | ||
A2 | Mariners Apartment Complex | 4:07 |
Drums, Programmed By, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher | ||
Engineer [Mix] - John Hanes | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By - Serban Ghenea | ||
Mixed By, Programmed By [Additional], Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
A3 | Venice Bitch | 9:37 |
Drums, Programmed By, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Synthesizer, Keyboards, Piano, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Derrick Stockwell, Greg Eliason, Jon Sher | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
B4 | Fuck It I Love You | 3:38 |
Drums, Programmed By, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Engineer, Mixed By, Producer, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Ben Fletcher , Billy Cumella, John Rooney , Jon Sher | ||
Engineer, Mixed By - Laura Sisk | ||
Keyboards - Mikey Freedom Hart | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
B5 | Doin' Time | 3:22 |
Bass - Eric Wilson | ||
Drums - Bud Gaugh, Josh Freese | ||
Engineer, Mixed By - Paul Lamalfa | ||
Harp - Gale Levant | ||
Instrumentation By, Programmed By, Guitar, Mixed By, Producer - Andrew Watt | ||
Mastered By - Dave Kutch | ||
Producer - Happy Perez | ||
Vocals - Lana Del Rey | ||
Written-By - Adam Keefe Horovitz, Adam Nathaniel Yauch, Bradley James Nowell, Dorothy Heyward, DuBose Heyward, George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Marshall Raymond Goodman, Rick Rubin | ||
B6 | Love Song | 3:49 |
Cello - Phillip Peterson | ||
Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Programmed By, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
Violin - Victoria Parker | ||
B7 | Cinnamon Girl | 5:01 |
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher | ||
Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Programmed By, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
B8 | How To Disappear | 3:48 |
Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Piano, Programmed By, Vibraphone, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher, Tate McDowell | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
C9 | California | 5:06 |
Bass Guitar - Dean Reid | ||
Drums - Darren Weiss, Loren Humphrey, Michael Riddleberger, Sean Hutchinson | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - John Rooney , Jon Sher, Nicolas Jodoin, Travis Pavur | ||
Guitar - Benji Lysaght, Evan Weiss | ||
Harp - Woozy Biff | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mellotron - Kieron Menzies | ||
Mellotron, Piano - Mikey Freedom Hart | ||
Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Organ [Hammond B3] - Tyler Parkford | ||
Piano, Producer, Written-By - Zachary Dawes | ||
Producer, Vocals, Horns, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
Recorded By - Dean Reid, John Congleton, Kieron Menzies | ||
C10 | The Next Best American Record | 5:49 |
Drums, Programmed By, Effects, Engineer, Mixed By, Producer - Kieron Menzies | ||
Drums, Programmed By, Producer [Additional] - Mighty Mike | ||
Engineer - Trevor Yasuda | ||
Engineer [Assistant Engineering] - Chris Rockwell , John Christopher Fee | ||
Engineer, Keyboards, Guitar, Effects, Programmed By, Mixed By, Producer - Dean Reid | ||
Guitar - David Levita | ||
Keyboards - Zac Rae | ||
Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar, Producer, Written-By - Rick Nowels | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
C11 | The Greatest | 5:00 |
Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Programmed By, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Cello - Phillip Peterson | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher, Tate McDowell | ||
Flute, Saxophone - Evan Smith | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
Violin - Victoria Parker | ||
D12 | Bartender | 4:23 |
Engineer - Trevor Yasuda | ||
Engineer, Mixed By - Kieron Menzies | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mixed By - Dean Reid | ||
Piano, Producer, Written-By - Rick Nowels | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
D13 | Happiness Is A Butterfly | 4:32 |
Engineer - Kieron Menzies, Trevor Yasuda | ||
Engineer [Assistant Recording Engineer] - Jon Sher | ||
Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Programmed By, Mixed By, Producer, Recorded By, Written By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Piano, Producer, Written-By - Rick Nowels | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey | ||
D14 | Hope Is A Dangerous Thing For A Woman Like Me To Have - But I Have It | 5:58 |
Mastered By - Chris Gehringer | ||
Mastered By [Assistant Mastering Engineering] - Will Quinnell | ||
Mixed By, Piano, Producer, Recorded By, Written-By - Jack Antonoff | ||
Mixed By, Recorded By - Laura Sisk | ||
Producer, Vocals, Written-By - Lana Del Rey |
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Description
Lana Del Rey's album "Norman Fucking Rockwell!" (often abbreviated as NFR!) was released on August 30, 2019, and it has since become a defining work in her discography and a significant entry in contemporary music. This album marks a pivotal moment for Lana, showcasing her evolution as an artist and her ability to blend cinematic storytelling with poignant social commentary.
From the very first listen, it’s clear that NFR! is a labor of love. The production, primarily handled by Jack Antonoff, is lush and atmospheric, perfectly complementing Lana's haunting vocals. The album has been praised for its rich instrumentation, which includes everything from piano ballads to sweeping orchestral arrangements. The sound is both nostalgic and modern, capturing the essence of Americana while also feeling fresh and relevant.
One of the standout tracks, "Mariners Apartment Complex," sets the tone for the album with its introspective lyrics and soothing melody. Here, Lana reflects on themes of self-acceptance and empowerment, which resonate deeply with listeners. Another highlight is "Doin' Time," a cover of the Sublime classic that Lana transforms into a dreamy, sun-soaked anthem. The way she infuses her own style into this track is a testament to her artistry and ability to reinterpret music in a way that feels uniquely hers.
The title track, "Norman Fucking Rockwell," is a sprawling, nearly six-minute exploration of love and disillusionment, featuring some of Lana's most evocative lyrics. The song captures the essence of a relationship that is both beautiful and flawed, and it’s a perfect example of her storytelling prowess. Critics have noted how the song encapsulates the album's themes of longing and the complexities of modern life.
NFR! has received widespread acclaim from critics and fans alike. Major publications like Pitchfork and Rolling Stone have lauded the album, with Pitchfork giving it a perfect score and describing it as a "masterpiece." The album was nominated for several Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album, which speaks to its impact and recognition within the industry. It’s not just a collection of songs; it’s a cohesive work that invites listeners to immerse themselves in Lana's world.
Culturally, NFR! has been significant in its exploration of themes such as mental health, feminism, and the American experience. Lana Del Rey has always had a knack for tapping into the zeitgeist, and this album is no exception. The way she weaves personal narratives with broader societal issues makes her music relatable and thought-provoking. In interviews, Lana has mentioned how the album reflects her own experiences and observations about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness in a complicated world.
One interesting tidbit is that the album's artwork features a painting by the American artist Norman Rockwell, which ties into the album's themes of Americana and nostalgia. This choice of artwork is a clever nod to the album's exploration of the idealized American dream versus the often harsh reality.
Overall, "Norman Fucking Rockwell!" is a stunning achievement for Lana Del Rey. It showcases her growth as an artist and her ability to connect with listeners on a deep emotional level. The album is not just a collection of songs; it’s an experience that invites you to reflect on your own life and the world around you. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her music, NFR! is an album that deserves a spot in your playlist. It’s a beautiful, haunting, and ultimately uplifting journey through the complexities of love and life, and it’s one that you won’t soon forget.