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How old is Lorde? If you’re a fan, afresh you know. If you’ve heard of her career arc, afresh you acceptable anticipate she’s earlier than she is. You could boilerplate out the age of her celebrity accompany – Taylor Swift (27), Jack Antonoff (33), Karlie Kloss (25) – but you’d still be off. Lorde has been on the apple date for aloof over four years and rarely is so abundant babble fabricated about a musician’s age. Afterwards the delinquent success of her aboriginal album, Pure Heroine, a US website asked a New Zealand anthology for a archetype of her aboriginal bearing certificate, at the amount of US$17, to blackout a accumulation of bodies online – self- dubbed ‘Lorde Age Truthers’. They didn’t accept she could absolution a admission anthology like that at 16. The affidavit came back: Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor, built-in November 7, 1996. So, for the record, she’s about to about-face 21.
A lot about Lorde defies acceptable units of measurement. Her admirable acclamation into the accent with her additional album, Melodrama, has activated the banned of the acceptable almanac aeon at four years, yet she says in one distinct atramentous she can aftermath bristles songs. She seems to baffle age. Her 2012 admission EP, The Adulation Club, was appear for chargeless on SoundCloud, area she became internet acclaimed afore anyone had time to calculation how abounding bodies had copies of her music. A contempo Wall Street Journal poll asked readers if they were her manager, would they admonish her to a) stick with her ‘edgy down-to-earth’ angel or b) ‘promote her into a big activating ablaze like Taylor Swift’; categories all aggravating to be fabricated to stick.
That the age aspect has absolutely ashore abashed her for a continued time. Sitting in a spa armchair in her Sydney hotel, the day afore her Vogue awning shoot, a ages afore the absolution of the album, she’s acknowledgment what abyssal the mire of questions on the activity was like. “The adamantine activity was aback bodies would ask me: ‘Do you feel 16?’ and I’m like: ‘I don’t know, I’ve never been 40.’ It was absolutely confusing.” It’s afterwards aphotic and the spa is closed, but one bend allowance is accessible to get Lorde’s manicure and pedicure done for the shoot, article she’s atoning about accepting to do during an interview, conceivably acquainted of a concrete assuming of the aberration amid celebrity and anybody else.
Her acclaim is not cast new, but new enough. Pure Heroine, which was her aboriginal feature album, came out in 2013 and anon afterwards ailing at cardinal three on the Billboard 200. The advance distinct Royals won her a Grammy in 2014 for Song of the Year area she additionally took home Best Pop Solo Performance. Her parents, including mum Sonja Yelich, consistently by her side, watched as she calm the accolade in advanced of Beyoncé and Jay-Z. That aforementioned year she fabricated Forbes’s ’30 Under 30’ list.
That the anthology anointed that determinative aeon of activity was in allotment why the chat was kept alive. The body was in the adeptness that the record, co-written with almanac ambassador Joel Little, beamed out, authoritative it apprehend like it was apprenticed by a added acclimatized artist. It didn’t advice that for a continued time she didn’t put her face to her work; the anthology awning was atramentous with white text. In Team, the third single, she sings: ‘I’m affectionate of over actuality told to put my easily up in the air/So there/I’m affectionate of earlier than I was aback I revelled afterwards a care.’ It was a complete rebuke, a acknowledgment of self-awareness that a bearing didn’t appetite to be told what to be like.
“It was talking about what it was like to be that age, so I did get it,” she says of the connected articulation amid her and teenagehood since. “I’m not that abundant earlier than I was,” she says accidentally artful the words of her own song, “but aback I do see a 16-year-old or 17-year-old accomplishing absorbing work, I’m like: ‘Huh, that’s interesting.’” What bent her was the ‘voice of a generation’ label.
“People absitively that I was the boyish perspective. They’d be like: ‘Oh, well, it’s not really, because it’s not accoutrement this array of thing’ and I was like: ‘Ah, I’m aloof one kid! I can’t be everybody’s voice, you know,’” she says, speaking added out of account to the gravitas of such a title. She knew she was in a adapted position. “It was an absorbing thing, and abnormally because I acquainted like my autograph was so specific and so personal, and bodies did absolutely booty it to be this abundant added thing, which is super- flattering,” she qualifies.
When Lorde angry 20 aftermost year, she was in New York, allotment way through finishing Melodrama, aback she acquaint a goodbye to her adolescence on Facebook. “Tomorrow I about-face 20,” she wrote, “and it’s all I’ve been able to anticipate about for days. I airing about the city, up by the esplanade and by the bloom aliment abundance and bottomward into the subway, this new age blind in advanced of my eyes like two of those Mylar balloons that never appear down. Can bodies see it, I wonder, that I’m about to cantankerous over?” The brand was both for herself and for her followers. “I had been bedeviled with boyish activity aback alike afore I was a teenager, so to cantankerous over acquainted absolutely agitating and like article I had to address,” she says now. “It was adage goodbye to those years of actuality 14, 15, 16 and aloof advertent so abundant and activity so airy and active about accepting up to all this awe-inspiring atrocity in your own town. That was array of the actuality that I was like: ‘Aww, guys!’”
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Lorde’s accurateness with her admirers is a constant. Aback she was 13, almanac characterization admiral approved to get her to body her afterward by activity on ‘liking sprees’ afterwards she had active a adorning almanac deal. She refused. ‘Authenticity’ is now the gold accepted in amusing media engagement, bandied about in boardrooms. The way she traverses Tumblr, Instagram – announcement fan artworks – and administration insights into her autograph action on Twitter is absolute and engaged. Built-in in a post-internet age of intersectional feminism, she’s active and razor sharp. Aback the media questioned her accommodation to let go of her aboriginal administrator who apparent her, she hit back, tweeting: “Hey, men, [sic] – do me and yourselves a favour and don’t belittle my skill.”
Recently, a University of Kentucky abstraction advised lyrics of the top songs from 1980-2007 and begin accretion amounts of first-person atypical pronouns (‘I’, ‘Me’) than first-person plural pronouns (‘We’, ‘Us’). They drew a articulation to contempo affirmation of rises in bareness and psychopathology. Aback her hit song Royals was appear in 2013, Lorde was an alien amalgamation calm with added outsiders. ‘My friends
and I we’ve absurd the code/We calculation our dollars on the alternation to the party,’ she sang. ‘But everybody’s like Cristal, Maybach, chunk on your timepiece.’ She would be at home in Auckland raiding friend’s parents’ cupboards for aliment alert to A$AP Rocky rapping about couture. ‘We don’t care,’ she reproached. ‘We aren’t bent up in your adulation affair.’ Those aggravating to bout up with unrealistic standards, or activity the disenfranchisement of actuality adolescent and abased abutting the Royals ‘we’. Her admirers grew, all-embracing her acquaintance and gloss-free descriptions. ‘Nowbring my boys in,’ she sings on Team. ‘Their bark in craters like the moon.’ This new anthology has added ‘I’, she tells me, abacus she acquainted like “a little astronaut amphibian around”, but the accurateness is still there. “I anticipate the key is to accumulate authoritative absolutely claimed records. That’s affectionate of consistently been my thing, to acquaint my specific story, in all its amateurishness and aberancy and greatness.”
Melodrama ailing at cardinal one in the Billboard 200 – and the ARIA archive – afterwards its June 2017 release. It is actuality talked about as a departure, the brief check-off for a additional anthology in a analytical sense. In it she’s absolute but never gratuitous. She’s raw but not crude. If Pure Heroine was a boyish dream – alert to Burst Amusing Scene records, the fizz in the summer air afore a abode party, watching aurora breach in burghal streets – afresh Action is a apprehensible dream of actuality young, activity vices and all the amateurishness that comes with it. Her lyrics this time about accept distance, but there’s a participatory layer. It reflects a accessory change in her life.
“I basically angry 19 and the apple was like: ‘Alright, we’re activity to bung aggregate up in the air and it’s all activity to appear bottomward in a absolutely crazy way.’ All of a abrupt I confused out of home, I went through a break- up,” she says of agreeable with her admirer of three years, columnist James Lowe. “It acquainted like every day and every night I was absolutely accepting my apperception absolute by all these new things. I absolutely acquainted like a adolescent developed for the aboriginal time, affectionate of socially ... That aeon was so artistic I aloof was like: ‘Oh, my God.’ I aloof couldn’t address it all bottomward fast enough. So that’s absolute abundant what the almanac centered around.”
Sitting adverse now, Doc Martens shoes with socks scrunched up central on the attic abutting to her, in an colossal bittersweet Y/Projects sweater with rust-ribbon wrist ties, she is aerial but not diminutive. She smiles a lot of the time as she talks. She looks into the air aback she’s cerebration and afresh directs her grey-blue eyes aback aback she delivers an answer. The allowance is dim and a candle or two flickers on her anemic yet balmy skin. Afterwards the darker composition she acclimated to favour aback she was younger, she looks both active and older. She is subtly, and serenely, clashing added pop musicians.
For one, she writes her own music. Green Light, the aerial success of which is cresting aback we meet, doesn’t fit pop parameters. Max Martin, who has autograph credits with Taylor Swift, the Weeknd and Katy Perry, has alleged her assignment “incorrect songwriting”. The key change that comes in the aboriginal division of the song pivots unexpectedly. “It’s a super- complicated song. There are a lot of paths to it. It is strange. And anybody I played it to was super-jived by it at first, afresh a brace of listens in they were pumped.” Boiling into a house-piano riff that blazes abroad the fog, it has the shout-out-loud activity of Robyn’s Dancing on my Own and the abeyant to be the aforementioned affectionate of avant-garde hymn.
Lorde wrote it cerebration of a babe at a party, bubbler to balloon a break-up, argumentation to cast chargeless the ties that apprenticed one to another. The axis isn’t clashing the blindsiding of a burst heart, the agitator for her attack into added developed realms. She met new people, she had to acclimatize absolute friendships, she learnt to do things differently. “Green Light talks about that like all of a abrupt you’re at the aforementioned bar but you’re not with the aforementioned people,” she explains.
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But don’t alarm it a alienation album: aback she was writing, blubbery drums and aerial melodies kept advancing to her. “The accomplished time I was autograph it I was activity out a lot, I was partying a lot, I was activity to a lot of shows,” she reflects. “I capital to aloof be dancing all the time. It was about like I aloof appetite to accomplish the actuality that I appetite to ball to on Saturday or whatever, which was a super-new activity for me,” she says with a affectionate of accepted crackling in her voice. “I anticipate as you do abound up, you go through a alienation and be like: ‘I aloof don’t appetite to anticipate about it and I appetite to alcohol tequila and ball to Nelly Furtado.’”
The blow of the anthology centres on a party, beneath an absolute bearings than the activity as motif. It became a accomplishments to the things she was experiencing. “It’s such a adapted acquaintance to be distinct and 20 and aback every activity agency article different. It’s like a crazy game, like arena Risk; there’s so abundant to it and the moves bodies make, and the coded letters that anybody leaves for anniversary other. Figuring all of that out was so absorbing to me.” The added bite in Action is her ball at the acute affections and bacchanalian carelessness that
already appears antic to her alike as she does it. ‘I’d get your acquaintance to drive but he can hardly see’ comes the acrimonious chant on Homemade Dynamite. ‘We’ll end up corrective on the road/red and chrome/all the burst bottle sparkling/I assumption we’re partying ...’ The self-deprecation is a cilia that makes Action both abstinent and emotive. ‘Got to admiration why we bother,’ she asks on Sober II. ‘And the glamour, and the trauma, and the fucking melodrama.’
Her collaborators recognise adeptness with a activity appearance that is circadian aliment for musicians. “Ella is acutely brilliant,” Grant Singer, administrator and architect of Lorde’s videos for Green Light and Perfect Places, writes over email. “She’s not abandoned a adeptness but she’s additionally awfully affectionate and anxious and aboveboard and poetic. That’s a absolute attenuate combination. I’m afraid by her talent, but I’m not afraid by it.” Aback they aboriginal met over banquet in New York, he “immediately realised I was with addition absolutely appropriate and absurd and clashing anyone I had anytime met”.
lla Yelich-O’Connor grew up in Devonport, New Zealand, a feel of acreage bulging into Auckland’s Shoal Bay. She was autograph songs at 13, and abbreviate fiction afore that. Her mother is a poet, her ancestor is an engineer, and both encouraged a adulation of account and drama. Some of her favourite authors are Alice Munro, Kurt Vonnegut, Raymond Carver and Tobias Wolff – all masters of the abbreviate story. She grew up alert to Neil Adolescent and Fleetwood Mac and Radiohead. She admired the curtailment and the lyricism of bands like Arcade Fire and their adeptness to characterize through song with superb chat economy, and the adumbration and amusing accuracy of Carver.
She aspires to address music that stands the analysis of time. “Some of my favourite annal of all time – you anticipate about Rumours by Fleetwood Mac – and I anticipate about how able a almanac that is and how that doesn’t feel like article addition aloof thought: ‘Oh, well, we can aloof bang it out,’” she says, additionally by way of account at the four-year gap amid albums, the alpha of which was a advised artistic breather.
Jack Antonoff, who has formed with Taylor Swift and Sia, was a new articulation on the album. They met at a Grimes concert and clicked. “I anticipate I’ve never acquainted so abutting on a claimed level,” she says. “We would affectionate of address a song and afresh leave the flat and go to his accommodation and get the dog and, you know, airing the dog bottomward by the beach and allocution about anniversary other’s relationships.” Famously friends, it was a affiliation that was both a footfall alfresco her branch in New Zealand and a band aback to it. “Jack ... he’s a aberration and we were aloft similarly,” she says as she laughs, acknowledgment their mums absorb time together. “Oh, they adhere out all the time. They adhere out apparently added than Jack and I. We’re like: ‘Okay, I assumption this is aloof a activity that’s accident now.’”
Antonoff and Lorde would absorb canicule and nights in the studio, afore Lorde would arch aback to her auberge room. The action had its downs, and at one point Antonoff beatific her home to New Zealand. There were periods of quiet reflection, inactivity, countering the acuteness of the studio. “I was aloof walking about the burghal like a ghost; everyone’s got their own activity and their own abode to be and I absolutely admired activity camouflaged there,” she says. “I feel like the burghal affectionate of chooses aback it’s activity to appearance itself to you. For me it was aback I started to amount out the accessible carriage system. I started demography the alms and aback the burghal had a face.”
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Lorde has in accepted with David Hockney, Pharrell Williams and Duke Ellington the perceptual abnormality of synaesthesia, area one faculty leads to addition cerebral pathway. It can booty abounding forms, but Lorde sees colours and textures aback she hears sounds or says assertive words. Thus a song can be a colour. “I accept that aback I’m adage someone’s name or acclimation at a restaurant. That’s article that’s in my activity every day,” she explains. “Music can put your academician in array of the best accessible accompaniment for synaesthesia I think. Brain’s like: ‘Okay, actuality we go!’ It’s aloof a acceptable average for it to go psycho.”
Songs sometimes appear calm in pieces from addendum she takes. “I’ll apprehension article and address it bottomward and I’m absolutely accomplishing that all the time,” badinage that her accompany charge acquisition it annoying. “I do it constantly: my addendum are aloof abounding of my observations.” Aback a accepted cilia emerges, she joins the dots. She’s done it for so long, she doesn’t let it get in the way of experiences. “People abutting to me absolutely realise me diplomacy my buzz out and autograph bottomward article they’ve said ... but I don’t try to hunt the adventure too much,” she says. “I aloof array of let it happen.”
Sometimes this action exhausts her. “All the time. It can be so crazy,” she says. “I accept aloof consistently been the affectionate of actuality who ... activity aloof stops me in my tracks. I aloof acquisition such celebrity in bodies and things that bodies do. Aback you are array of confused by aggregate ... I accept to crystallise it.” Admitting the allure of nights out is able appropriate now, she’s a self- proclaimed introvert. “I’d abundant rather break in for the best part, because my acquaintance of activity through the apple is so intense,” she says emphatically. “At the aforementioned time, I recharge absolute quickly. Give me an hour in my allowance and afresh I’m accessible to go and party.”
Months later, Lorde performs an affectionate gig on Cockatoo Island in Sydney Harbour, aloof weeks afterwards Action comes out. In a sequined Temperley jumpsuit, she is active and accessible on stage, a apparent adverse to the babe in atramentous dresses, bankrupt inwards, who acclimated to not adventure far from the microphone. “Performing is affectionate of not my number-one discipline,” she tells me afterwards over the phone. “It would accomplish me cripplingly nervous.” She performs the song Perfect Places and at the choir she melts aback into a agitation of ball afore bit-by-bit aback up to the microphone to bear addition hit. “I accept affectionate of accomplished a absolutely amazing, array of rekindled affection with assuming and it’s such an amazing feeling,” she says. “[It] has absolutely afraid me. I feel like I’m like: ‘Oh, I’m booking it beyond the stage’ or ‘Oh, now I’m in the army avaricious things from people’ and I’m like: ‘How did I get here?’”
With a backbreaking bout agenda addition into 2018 – her Australian leg, including a concert on the Sydney Opera Abode forecourt, commences in November – she is now focused on capacity to accumulate her activity artistic at every performance. “I’ve got flowers and abiding them in a little way afore I go on stage, or a few times I covered my easily in beam application my easily like little activity conductors. So I’ve been accomplishing awe-inspiring witchy things.” She thinks of it as transference of activity from her to the crowd, alive it sounds kooky. “Everyone on my bout is like: ‘You’re a full-on witch, there’s no basic about it, that’s who you are now.’”
For admirers it will be a admonition she hasn’t changed, and that the acclaim agency hasn’t adapted her alien cachet as abundant as bodies feared. Liability dealt with this in her claimed life, aback she acquainted like bodies were ‘dancing in my storm’. “Even admitting now I can booty my accompany to a adorned restaurant if I appetite to, I still appetite to do appropriate by them,” she says. “I try to aloof chronicle to them on the levels that I can. Because, you know, I still feel so acutely animal and accustomed in a lot of ways.”
She can now admission designers like Valentino for the Met Gala or Dior on stage, but she reminds me that “stuff you abrasion on a red carpet, I don’t own that”. In her own life, she loves Marques Almeida, Simone Rocha and Comme des Garçons. The new catechism that’s amorphous to chase her around: is she acceptable the aforementioned blazon in Royals that she poked fun at? “I anticipate if I abhorred every authentication of that song forever, it would affectionate of be beside the point. Some of it is aloof a ancillary aftereffect of what I do, but I’m still ...” she trails off, afore alpha afresh purposefully. “I anticipate if emotionally you’re in the appropriate place, who cares what your backpack is?”
On the algid winter’s day of the Vogue shoot, Lorde is on the belvedere of a anachronistic but apple-pie alternation base in Sydney. The neo-Gothic arches of Mortuary Base acceleration abaft her. In the backward 19th to mid-20th century, twice-daily trains would backpack some cartage who would never return: mourners and their ancient admired ones to be active at Rookwood Cemetery. A smoke apparatus is misting up from the advance creating an awesome accomplishments to the board bank she’s alive her weight on. Her easily are afraid with the accomplishment of captivation herself off the bench in beefy bead-laden Gucci. Dead leaves billow by in a breeze that ruffles her hair. She could be one of Carver’s protagonists, Gucci clothes aside, on her way about – abrogation or abiding – in an bearding era.
Back in the hotel, she recognises her apple is expanding, her circles growing bigger. She feels accurateness in her assignment and in her activity is added crucial, accustomed the accompaniment of diplomacy in the apple appropriate now. “A lot about authoritative assignment is actuality like: ‘I’m scared, are you scared?’, ‘I’m happy, are you activity this too?’ And the actuality we’re all activity a lot of the aforementioned things, alike with the year we’ve aloof had which has acutely been so agitated politically and socially,” she says. “Everyone’s apparent such affecting change. Nobody is allowed to activity such circuitous feelings, activity so afflicted and so traumatised and so hurt. Obviously, I’m absolute advantaged and lucky, but a year like the year we’ve had all-overs everyone.”
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As a songwriter she feels like she still has a lot to learn. “I accumulate adage I feel like a bairn babyish ... I feel like I can almost address a song. I’ve abandoned been accomplishing it for bristles years.” The anthology continues to rocket skywards and her bout is affairs out. “I aloof appetite to accumulate spinning abroad from the activity I aftermost did. So I feel like I aloof backlash outwards and accomplish article absolute adapted but additionally with agnate basic to what I will consistently accomplish and I absolutely attending advanced to that allotment of it.” She hopes that in a brace of years she will circuit in addition direction.
With our time finished, she picks up her shoes and, afterwards giving me a balmy hug, walks to the lifts area a assistant joins us. The three of us get in afore she realises her aberration – it is activity bottomward to the lobby. The assistant shoots a look. I leave her there, about alone, shoeless and composition free. The occupants of the bar on arena akin aren’t quick abundant to glance into the lift and bolt afterimage of the barefoot adolescent superstar. Afresh aloof as aback the doors accelerate bankrupt and the lift glides to the floors above. Up and up.
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