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Lana Del Rey: 'Ride' Remixes

Just on the heels of the release of her Paradise EP comes more music from Lana Del Rey. Her latest single, Ride, gets the remix treatment in this 6 track EP which includes versions from MJ Cole, Eli Escobar and Unkle.

'Ride (SOHN Remix)' by Lana Del Rey

This is definitely my favorite remix for this track so far. Simple, yet still capable of maintaining the melancholic essence of the original. Ride is one of the new tracks included in Lana Del Rey's recent re-release of her album Born To Die.

Lana Del Rey: The 'Paradise' Tracks

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'Ride' by Lana Del Rey + 'Born To Die: The Paradise Edition' Album Cover

Ride is one of the eight new tracks to be included in Lana Del Rey's upcoming re-release of her album Born To Die, dubbed as The Paradise Edition, out November 12th.


Enjoy excerpts of all the new songs to be included in this new release:
1. Ride, 2. Pussy, 3. American, 4. Gods & Monsters, 5. Body Electric, 6. Blue Velvet, 7. Bel Air, 8. Yayo



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Your Daily Dose Of Lana Del Rey

This will most likely go on for the next few days. That's at least until Lana Del Rey's Born To Die finally sees the light of day. And what to do while you wait? You'll probably wanna take a listen to these teasers from a couple of the tracks included in the album: National Anthem and This Is What Makes Us Girls.

National Anthem


This Is What Makes Us Girls


Pre-order Born To Die

Born To Die will be released on January 31st and these are the tracks included:

Born To Die
Off To The Races
Blue Jeans
Video Games
Diet Mountain Dew
National Anthem
Dark Paradise
Radio
Carmen
Million Dollar Man
Summertime Sadness
This Is What Makes Us Girls

Lana Del Rey on Saturday Night Live

We have to do this. Where did all this scrutiny towards Lana Del Rey come from? I only first heard about her a month ago with the release of her video for Born To Die, which honestly didn't really catch my attention in the first place. But everyone seems to be having something to say. And it's been hard to escape, with her name popping up just about everywhere. While I don't usually fall for over-hyped artists, she just recently got me with the eerie, yet haunting Video Games. I can't really tell what it is, but there's definitely something quite appealing about what she's trying to represent with her Americana image and music. Is it real or just a well-marketed move? It's different. In my head, good different. Whatever it is, it's working. She's not only landed a spot on Saturday Night Live - with a performance which, for better or worse, has everyone talking - but her new album Born To Die is expected to be released at the end of this month. I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt, so time will tell. But with the airwaves filled with electronic beats and auto-tuned tunes, it certainly feels like a breath of fresh air.

Video Games


Blue Jeans


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