Lorde for Vogue Australia (July 2015)

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“I get inspiration from a lot of different places, the main one is my probably friends . People of my age are very smart and so creative, and no one even thinks about it. In ten years my friends are going to have their jobs, I’m nothing next to the people I hang out with. I just observe and write it down.”

holland-roden:

“I don’t take fame too seriously- I was there when I was a loser, and I’m here now, when I’m less of a loser..”

hilarityofsorts:

Part 1 of 2 // Ella Yelich-O’Connor // Lorde // iPad Screenshots of Elle’s October 2014 Issue

stllsane-deactivated20150106:

As a young songwriter, I would put a lot of pressure on myself. I’d write a line and then aggressively backspace because I was like, “This isn’t a representation of you!” or “This is weird!” I would just censor myself so heavily. I felt like there wasn’t room for me to write a bad song or write something that didn’t necessarily fit with my vibe or whatever. I think if I were to go back I would be much easier on myself. Write all kinds of stuff, man. Don’t be afraid to cast your net wide creatively, ’cause I think that’s the only way you’re gonna learn about yourself as a writer.

glorysaviors:

Sunday Times Magazine.

buckbeakisback:

I have pretty strong morals and opinions being in pop music, and I can’t help but express those, which I think people appreciate. I mean, I don’t think I say anything that isn’t backed up. Most of the time I will stand by things that I’ve said.

navshady:

This is the fastest one I’ve done (only took me one night to make :p) and possibly my favorite too. I hope I didn’t make any typo though. Anyway, since the album has a very minimalist approach, I decided to go in that direction too.

PURE HEROINE DIGITAL BOOKLET

Shot by Olivia Hemus for Metro Magazine