The Young Professionals - Video Games (Lana Del Rey Cover) - Free Download

Holy crap, how on earth we ever survived without Tel Aviv based duo The Young Professionals take on Lana Del Rey's Video Games we'll never know. Our heart burst into tiny heart shaped bubbles just hearing this electro pop gem. This is a must to play to all your friends + also play it as loud a possible at your party and get everyone dancing. They completely make this their own song, without losing Lana in the mix. She neeeeeds to hear this asap! WOW! 

Lana Del Rey - Live @ Le Grand Journal

La belle fille Lana Del Rey stopped by French talk show Le Grand Journal last night and performed her two now contemporary classics Video Games and Born To Die. We love her vocals, especially on V.G! Spot on! Her body language is so cute - that little hand gesture on let's go get high - yes we get it you wanna smoke dope with your man! Also, her raising her DRESS was a big surprise! WHY? Born To Die the album debuted today at #1 in 11 countries - amazing - congrats!

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Jay Brannan - Video Games (Lana Del Rey Cover)

Last night we introduced Jay Brannan's music to a new friend + discussed Lana Del Rey's album. How perfect that we woke up to Jay posting his cover of Video Games! He turns it into a camp fire lullaby, and his voice is so perfect for it. Listen! 

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Lana Del Rey - BBC Radio 6 Live Session

Too hyped for her own good Lana Del Rey stopped by the BBC yesterday to perform a lovely acoustic set. She works so well with an intimate setting and with a stripped background. Essentially she's the perfect lounge singer in the best way possible. A small dark night club with a tiny stage, piano and Lana in a cocktail dress singing about men and death. Gawd, we so wanna be there! Check out Video Games + Born To Die as sung yesterday. For the .mp3's head here! 

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Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (pdp/13 Remix)

Damon Albarn twists Lana Del Rey's already brooding Born To Die into an electronical dark forest filled with noises and shrieks - complete with a flatline. It reminds us of Fever Ray. A must listen!

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