Lana Del Rey

Candy Necklace

LANA DEL REY MY BELOVED....

I need to re-do my review of the album, because the final product was extremely messy in the end, but let's talk a bit about this song in particular.

...and specifically, how the instrumental is simple yet beautifully executed, it transpires sadness and rips me apart like a sharp scythe. the instrumental is for the majority of the song, a piano ballad. pretty simple, but yet, a lot of factors makes this song effective, Lana's performance, the production, the ... read more

Foi o suficiente de salvar essa nova era (no meu ponto de vista, obviamente!)! Além da música utilizada que, para mim, é um dos grandes pontos positivos do disco, adorei a estética da era de ouro Hollywodiana e ao mesmo tempo mostrando o legado de Lana Del Rey em nossa geração.

Assim, fiquei decepcionado que o vídeo clipe de Candy Necklace teve muito mais capricho que o resto do Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Over The Ocean Blvd? Sim, mas ... read more

The music video really put everything into perspective for me. I believe it’s her most genius and well crafted concept that ties her legacy in music to Hollywood legends like Marilyn Monroe and the struggles she went through while under the spotlight. This is her most unhinged and bleak track on the album and it pretty much summarizes it as well.

Thank you Lana.

Some of her most haunting ever and immaculate next to the interlude after it

Absolutely amazing song. The piano beat gets stuck in my head every time I listen

Can't get into this.

candy slaylaces

White man approved.

Yes queen

The production is beautiful and their vocals are amazing.

Weak, undercooked songs are the new normal for Lana. Lust For Life was the beginning of the end. The records became quieter, prettier, but at the same time emptier and lazier with every release. Ocean Blvd marks Lana's lowest point so far. Candy Necklace is a prime example of this.