Lana Del Rey’s ninth studio album continues an arc in the artist’s recent work toward the personal, if not necessarily the autobiographical.
, who’s written and produced alongside Del Rey on two prior albums, supplies a number of instrumentals on the new one.) “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd,” with its topographical title and title track, might seem to herald more regionalia in that earlier vein. Instead, its central subject is placelessness, in more and less theological terms.
Indeed, there’s something revivalist, even Pentecostal, in the album’s intonations. The opening track, “The Grants,” begins with the soulful a cappella harmonies of Melodye Perry, Shikena Jones, and Pattie Howard. They sing and Del Rey repeats: “I’m gonna take mine of you with me / Like ‘Rocky Mountain High’ / The way John Denver sings.
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