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Why does her music have so much fucking reverb?
Camden Wright
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Brayden Ross
I noticed that whenever its not Emile Haynie producing the music, her song will have a lot of reverb.
I feel Emile Haynie brings the best out of her work, while other producers can't even make a hit.
Jace Anderson
she looks uncomfortable in that picture
Luis Lee
she's aging like milk and her lastest single was fucking trash and so will be the album.
Josiah Cruz
The honest answer is: she's a talentless hack.
Alexander Perry
She needs to stop using producers who make 'indie rock' music and use freaking pop music producers who are good at the fake 'baroque pop' sound.
Jack Martinez
they don't give her the freedom tho
Alexander Butler
no. that would give us more lust for life and less ultraviolence. auberbach was the best thing that happened to her
Adam Long
>listening to ultraviolence
>"I'll love you forever"
>I will never hear this from another human
*sigh
Anthony Perry
can't never have too much reverb
Aiden Reed
I unironically like this album
Nicholas Russell
it's a great album. she will never make anything like it again unforuntately
Xavier Russell
As a five-song EP, this would have been a masterpiece.
Justin Cook
This was good, but Honeymoon sucked because it was trying to achieve the 'Born to Die' sound with producers who are incapable of doing what Emile Haynie did.
Samuel Wood
>Just
Lincoln Lewis
She should self-produce her albums
Nicholas Clark
>they don't give her freedom
You know she's a blatant industry plant right. Like she doesn't even write her own music, it's all an act. Like Grimes. Fake indie. Corporate muzak
Jordan Gonzalez
>LDR: Oh my God, yeah, it’s killing me. It’s because I spend so much time with the engineers working on the reverb. Because I actually don’t love a glossy production. If I want a bit of that retro feel, like that spring reverb or that Elvis slap, sometimes if you send it to an outside mixer they might try and dry things up a bit and push them really hard on top of the mix so it sounds really pop. And Born to Die did have a slickness to it, but, in general, I have an aversion to things that sound glossy all over – you have to pick and choose.
Jaxson Davis
its that post-fleet foxes OOO LOOK AT ME HOW INDIE I AM SINGING IN A CHAMBER trader joes bullshit
Xavier Smith
Reminder that summer time sadness is still the best song she made
Jacob Bennett
i'd say off the the races is her best song
Eli Carter
GIMME THEM COINS
Isaac Thomas
video games
Chase Carter