The Love Club - Muziek
The Love Club by Lorde
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Biografie van de kunstenaar Lorde
Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor Known Professionally As Lorde Born 7 November 1996 In Takapuna Auckland New Zealand Is A New Zealand Singer-Songwriter. Taking Inspiration From Aristocracy For Her Stage Name She Is Known For Her Unconventional Musical Styles And Introspective Songwriting. Lorde Expressed Interest In Performing At Local Venues In Her Early Teens. She Signed With Universal Music Group UMG In 2009 And Collaborated With Producer Joel Little In 2011 To Start Recording Music. Their First Effort An EP Titled The Love Club Was Self-Released In 2012 For Free Download On SoundCloud Before UMG's Commercial Release In 2013. The EP's International Chart-Topping Single "Royals" Helped Raise Lorde To Prominence. Her Debut Studio Album Pure Heroine Was Released That Same Year To Critical And Commercial Success. The Following Year Lorde Curated The Soundtrack For The 2014 Film The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1 And Recorded Several Tracks Including The Single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Lorde's Second Studio Album Melodrama 2017 Received Widespread Critical Acclaim And Debuted Atop The US Billboard 200. For Her Third Studio Album Solar Power 2021 She Ventured Into Indie Folk And Psychedelic Styles. The Album Reached Number One In Australia And New Zealand And Charted Inside The Top-10 In Numerous Countries Although It Polarised Music Critics And Fans Alike. Lorde's Accolades Include Two Grammy Awards Two Brit Awards And A Golden Globe Nomination. She Appeared In Time's List Of The Most Influential Teenagers In 2013 And 2014 And The 2014 Edition Of Forbes 30 Under 30. In Addition To Her Solo Work She Has Co-Written Songs For Other Artists Including Broods And Bleachers. As Of June 2017 Lorde Has Sold Over Five Million Albums Worldwide.
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: The Love Club
Lorde - The Love Club EP
"The Love Club" Explores The Longing For Freedom Identity And The Complexities Of Growing Up. The Song Delves Into The Narrator's Desire To Escape The Constraints Of Her Current Situation And Find A Sense Of Belonging. In The First Verse The Narrator Expresses Her Dissatisfaction With Her Current State By Feeling Suffocated By Her Mother's Love. She Yearns For Independence And Resents The Expectations Placed Upon Her. The Line "What About The Kid?" Suggests That The Narrator's Actions Are Constantly Being Questioned And She Wants To Break Free From This Scrutiny. The Chorus Introduces The Concept Of The "love Club" As A Metaphorical Space Where Everything Is Ideal And Radiant. The Club Represents A Desired Escape From Reality And A Place Where The Narrator Can Find Acceptance And Love. However The Following Verse Reveals The Dark Side Of This Club Where Friendships Are Intense And Competitive. The Line "there's Somethin' About Hanging Out With The Wicked Kids" Suggests That The Narrator Is Drawn To This Rebellious Atmosphere. The Lyrics "take The Pill Make It Too Real" Hint At The Narrator's Search For Authenticity And The Desire To Experience Life To Its Fullest. She Is Willing To Embrace The Challenges And Consequences That Come With This Pursuit. The Line "I'm Sittin' Pretty On The Throne There's Nothing More I Want Except To Be Alone" Implies That The Narrator Has Attained Some Level Of Power Or Influence But Still Feels A Sense Of Isolation And Longs For Solitude. The Bridge Of The Song Touches On The Struggle Of Finding One's Place In The World. The Narrator Encourages Someone Who Feels Lost And Soaked By Their Circumstances To Return Home And Rediscover Themselves. The Lyrics Convey The Idea That The "love Club" May Disconnect Individuals From Their Roots And The People Who Have Witnessed Their Growth. Ultimately The Song Portrays The "love Club" As A Double-Edged Sword. While It Offers An Enticing Escape It Can Also Alienate Individuals From Their True Selves And The People Who Have Been Part Of Their Journey. The Song Suggests That True Fulfillment Comes From Self-Discovery And The Ability To Reconcile One's Desires With Their Roots.
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Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor Known Professionally As Lorde Born 7 November 1996 In Takapuna Auckland New Zealand Is A New Zealand Singer-Songwriter. Taking Inspiration From Aristocracy For Her Stage Name She Is Known For Her Unconventional Musical Styles And Introspective Songwriting. Lorde Expressed Interest In Performing At Local Venues In Her Early Teens. She Signed With Universal Music Group UMG In 2009 And Collaborated With Producer Joel Little In 2011 To Start Recording Music. Their First Effort An EP Titled The Love Club Was Self-Released In 2012 For Free Download On SoundCloud Before UMG's Commercial Release In 2013. The EP's International Chart-Topping Single "Royals" Helped Raise Lorde To Prominence. Her Debut Studio Album Pure Heroine Was Released That Same Year To Critical And Commercial Success. The Following Year Lorde Curated The Soundtrack For The 2014 Film The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1 And Recorded Several Tracks Including The Single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Lorde's Second Studio Album Melodrama 2017 Received Widespread Critical Acclaim And Debuted Atop The US Billboard 200. For Her Third Studio Album Solar Power 2021 She Ventured Into Indie Folk And Psychedelic Styles. The Album Reached Number One In Australia And New Zealand And Charted Inside The Top-10 In Numerous Countries Although It Polarised Music Critics And Fans Alike. Lorde's Accolades Include Two Grammy Awards Two Brit Awards And A Golden Globe Nomination. She Appeared In Time's List Of The Most Influential Teenagers In 2013 And 2014 And The 2014 Edition Of Forbes 30 Under 30. In Addition To Her Solo Work She Has Co-Written Songs For Other Artists Including Broods And Bleachers. As Of June 2017 Lorde Has Sold Over Five Million Albums Worldwide.
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"The Love Club" explores the longing for freedom, identity and the complexities of growing up. The song delves into the narrator's desire to escape the constraints of her current situation and find a sense of belonging.
In the first verse, the narrator expresses her dissatisfaction with her current state by feeling suffocated by her mother's love. She yearns for independence and resents the expectations placed upon her. The line "What about the kid?" suggests that the narrator's actions are constantly being questioned, and she wants to break free from this scrutiny.
The chorus introduces the concept of the "love club" as a metaphorical space where everything is ideal and radiant. The club represents a desired escape from reality and a place where the narrator can find acceptance and love. However, the following verse reveals the dark side of this club, where friendships are intense and competitive. The line "there's somethin' about hanging out with the wicked kids" suggests that the narrator is drawn to this rebellious atmosphere.
The lyrics "take the pill, make it too real" hint at the narrator's search for authenticity and the desire to experience life to its fullest. She is willing to embrace the challenges and consequences that come with this pursuit. The line "I'm sittin' pretty on the throne, there's nothing more I want, except to be alone" implies that the narrator has attained some level of power or influence but still feels a sense of isolation and longs for solitude.
The bridge of the song touches on the struggle of finding one's place in the world. The narrator encourages someone who feels lost and soaked by their circumstances to return home and rediscover themselves. The lyrics convey the idea that the "love club" may disconnect individuals from their roots and the people who have witnessed their growth.
Ultimately, the song portrays the "love club" as a double-edged sword. While it offers an enticing escape, it can also alienate individuals from their true selves and the people who have been part of their journey. The song suggests that true fulfillment comes from self-discovery and the ability to reconcile one's desires with their roots. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.