
Lana Del Rae is a pop recording artist whose documented catalog is concentrated in a brief but unusually dense release run spanning late 2026 into 2027. The archive shows an initial single, "New Yoark," followed within weeks by the EP "AR" and the album "The Paradise Edition," then a continuing string of singles including "shame on me," "ice cream i scream," and "Touch."
Lana Del Rae's documented career opens with the single "New Yoark." Within the same opening stretch, the catalog expands quickly with the EP "AR" and the same-day single "airport," establishing an early pattern of clustered releases rather than a slow rollout. The overlap between the debut single and the EP track list indicates that the first phase of her recording career was built through repackaging and fast follow-up rather than a long pre-album lead-in.
The album "The Paradise Edition" marks the clearest centerpiece of Del Rae's catalog. Its release date coincides with stand-alone issues of "cola" and "dance whore," while the album itself also carries previously circulating material such as "kick drum" and "New Yoark." That release structure points to a compact album campaign built from a mix of newly foregrounded songs and earlier material already present in the catalog record.
After the album's arrival, Del Rae's release record shifts toward separate singles. "shame on me" appears shortly after the album, followed by "ice cream i scream" at the end of 2026 and "Touch" in 2027. With no additional album documentation in the archive, this period reads as a continuation of the catalog through stand-alone songs rather than a second major project cycle.
The strongest documented active chapter after the album cycle is a post-album run of stand-alone releases beginning with "shame on me" and extending to "Touch." The release pattern suggests a shift from concentrated project-building in late 2026 toward isolated follow-up singles in the recorded catalog.
The release record shows a compressed catalog span. Del Rae's album history currently centers on a single documented full-length, while the broader release list indicates that singles and a short-format project framed the album and continued after it.
No video sources are present in the archive, leaving the visual dimension of Del Rae's work undocumented here.
No BillBuzz or other news coverage is present in the source packet, and there are no documented award nominations or wins in the current archive. As a result, Del Rae's page is grounded almost entirely in the release-dated catalog record.