Lana del Rey changes plans regarding his next album, which will no longer title ‘The Right Person Will Stay’, but ‘Stove’, and will come out in January 2026. Or so the artist says in her newly published interview with W Magazine.
The editorial cover can give what to talk about its obvious aesthetic “tradwife”, fashionable lately. The title of ‘Stove’ (“kitchen” or “stove”), for its domestic meaning, somehow relates to this trend.
Lana explained that ‘Stove’ was going to leave before – the initial date was May of this year – but that its launch has been delayed because it decided to add six new songs. Because the letters are personal, they have “needed time” to complete.
‘Stove’ will have a “country air for the most part.” However, Lana acknowledges that she may be late in fashion: «Eight years ago, when I wanted to make a country album, nobody thought about country. Now everyone is going to country! I have asked myself: Should I retire all my snake leather boots? Should I keep my jeans in a winery? “
One of those six new songs added to the album previously known as ‘Lasso’ could be ‘All About Ethel’, which Lana has advanced on Instagram and is a Diss Track dedicated to Ethel Cain, whom he accuses of “mocking” his weight in ancient messages.
