Lorde’s surprise newest single, “What Was That,” released on Thursday and is a perfect mix of “Solar Power” and “Melodrama.” ...

It’s been four years since the last Lorde summer, although the artist born Ella Yelich-O’Connor hasn’t been totally quiet since her Jack Antonoff-produced “weed album” Solar Power. She sang in te reo ...

The verses on this song are lyrical achievements, with Lorde fully inhabiting her character to amazing effect. Instead of turning to the breakup immediately, she first describes a small apartment, ...

Nevertheless, Lorde’s chaotic Tuesday evening event in New York City has now been immortalized in the music video for her new ...

The pen-pal relationship Lorde manages through her email newsletter gives off a pronounced old-soul air. Her prose scratches ...

Lorde is back, baby. In early April, the New Zealand pop queen joined TikTok – always a sign that an artist means business – ...

Lorde is revisiting the darkly universalist dance-pop aesthetics of mid-2010s successes like her 2018 sophomore album Melodrama and the Taylor Swift songs its co-producer Jack Antonoff has worked on.

What was that? (When I’m in the blue light, I can make it all right) On “Green Light,” the light represents the hope that she can move on, but it’s constantly out of reach. Here, the blue light of the ...