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Lorde Gives Phoenicia Diners Onion Ring a Golden Review - Vimarsana News

Lorde Gives Phoenicia Diners Onion Ring a Golden Review

The singer made a pit stop in the Catskills and gave a glowing review of one diner's delectable onion rings.

'Solar Power' album review: Lorde takes a step back from the spotlight, and seeks answers to life's questions in nature - YP - Vimarsana News

'Solar Power' album review: Lorde takes a step back from the spotlight, and seeks answers to life's questions in nature - YP

In her third album, the New Zealand singer-songwriter covers a range of relevant topics – ‘Fallen Fruit’ alludes to the effects of climate change, while ‘Mood Ring’ discusses today’s wellness industry.

Source: scmp.com
GOOD DAY SUNSHINE | Lorde is back and is still in pop royalty mode - Vimarsana News

GOOD DAY SUNSHINE | Lorde is back and is still in pop royalty mode

Inspired by the “Flower Power” movement of the 1960s, New Zealand platinum artist Lorde releases her sun worship-inspired third studio album, Solar Power. According to the enigmatic 24-year old singer-songwriter best known for the global monster hit, "Royals," the album is a “celebration of the natural world” that combines “60’s…

Lorde Talks Surviving Teenage Fame: 'People Wanted To Drink My Youth' - Vimarsana News

Lorde Talks Surviving Teenage Fame: 'People Wanted To Drink My Youth'

Lorde shot to fame at just 16-years-old with her massive hit 'Royals.'

Source: iheart.com
Lorde says her new album Solar Power is 'a celebration of the natural world' - Vimarsana News

Lorde says her new album Solar Power is 'a celebration of the natural world'

The New Zealand singer, 24, spoke to Sunrise showbusiness correspondent Steve Hargrave via Zoom on Friday