The theme is included in their most recent album 'Melodrama'.
New York
In one of them returns anticipated to the music pop, the singer New Zealand Lorde presented this Thursday a simple of his next disc Melodrama, in which ventures in a new sound dance and opens a look more adult.
20-year-old singer announced that it will release her second album, after Pure Heorine (2013), that achieved overwhelming success when he was still a teenager.
Lorde published the song "Green Light", that begins with a rhythm surprisingly more alive that his successful "Royals", a song minimalist that won the Grammy.
"Green Light" begins with the somber notes of a piano, accompanied with Lorde apparently explaining a break: "my makeup in the car of someone more / ordered different drinks in the same bars".
Then the song takes a style dance, with the piano accompanied by a bass, a choir and a subtle electronic beat.
To release the song, the artist explained on Twitter that it's a "very different, a little unexpected" part.
"It is complex and funny and sad and happy and will make you dance", he wrote.
The disc "Melodrama" must leave during this summer, announced without give more details the label of Lorde, whose real name is she Yelich- or ' Connor.
New Zealand, who writes songs since I was 13 years old, said that he deliberately held to focus on the next step to "Pure Heroine", which sold over three million copies in the United States.
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