Crossing the pond? Lana Del Rey tells Courtney Love she would like to live in London as she covers Dazed magazine

Her music has been dubbed Hollywood sadcore. 

But Lana Del Rey says that if she was going to live anywhere but California, she would move to London. 

The 31-year-old singer - who is getting set to release her highly-anticipated fifth studio album Lust For Life - told Dazed magazine on Tuesday that she thinks she could end up living in the U.K. 

Old style glam: Lana Del Rey put on an ethereal display for the Spring/Summer 2017 Dazed magazine

Old style glam: Lana Del Rey put on an ethereal display for the Spring/Summer 2017 Dazed magazine

Rock pals: She sat down for an interview with singer Courtney Love to chat about her upcoming album (pictured 2014)

Rock pals: She sat down for an interview with singer Courtney Love to chat about her upcoming album (pictured 2014)

'If I could live anywhere in the world other than LA, I’d live in London. In the back of my mind, I always feel like I could maybe end up there,' she told interviewer Courtney Love. 

The star - who rarely gives interviews - also revealed she duets with The Weeknd on her new album's title track. 

'I also have Abel (Tesfaye), The Weeknd,' she told Dazed, continuing: 'He is actually on the title track of the record, Lust For Life. Maybe that’s kind of weird to have a feature on the title track, but I really love that song and we had said for a while that we were gonna do something; I did stuff on his last two records.' 

 On the move? She is the epitome of classic Hollywood glamour, as she posed for Dazed

 On the move? She is the epitome of classic Hollywood glamour, as she posed for Dazed

Lana also revealed that she thinks her music has matured since her ground-breaking debut, Video Games. 

She told the publication: 'In the last few years, I feel like I’ve grown up. Maybe I’ve just had time to think about everything, process everything. 

'I’ve gotten to move on and think about how it feels now, singing songs I wrote ten years ago. It does feel different. I was almost reliving those feelings on stage until recently. It’s weird listening back to my stuff.' 

The Summertime Sadness star - whose real name is Elizabeth Grant - explained that she is all about musical integrity.  

'If music is really in your blood and you don’t want to do anything else and you don’t really care about the money until later. It’s also about the vibe, not to be cliched. And the people.'

Ethereal: Lana is surrounded by ostrich feathers on the shoot

Ethereal: Lana is surrounded by ostrich feathers on the shoot

Also on Monday, she unveiled a song she had written while driving back home from the Coachella music festival. 

The star posted the video to Instagram, explaining: 'I found myself compelled to visit an old favorite place of mine at the rim of the world highway where I took a moment to sit down by the sequoia grove and write a little song. I just wanted to share this in hopes that one individual's hope and prayer for peace might contribute to the possibility of it in the long run.'

Lana put on an ethereal display for the front cover of the Spring/Summer 2017 edition. 

New music: Also on Monday, she unveiled a song she had written whilst driving back home, from Coachella music festival

New music: Also on Monday, she unveiled a song she had written whilst driving back home, from Coachella music festival

Song-writer: The star posted the video to Instagram, explaining: 'I took a moment to sit down by the sequoia grove and write a little song'

Song-writer: The star posted the video to Instagram, explaining: 'I took a moment to sit down by the sequoia grove and write a little song'

She added: 'I just wanted to share this in hopes that one individual's hope and prayer for peace might contribute to the possibility of it in the long run'

She added: 'I just wanted to share this in hopes that one individual's hope and prayer for peace might contribute to the possibility of it in the long run'

She is seen surrounded by mauve ostrich feathers, as she exudes old Hollywood glamour in the shot.

The Video Games star showcases her physique in a 1950s inspired pink and red bikini top. 

Her hand is draped around her face, and she has a serious amount of teardrop-shaped bling dangling from her ear. 

Lana - who was styled for the shoot by Robbie Spencer and shot by photographer Charlotte Wales - was wearing natural make-up. 

She highlighted her cheekbones, and made the most of her flawless skin with a luminescent finish. 

A nude lip hue and hint of eye line completed her beauty look. 

Her brunette tresses were styled is classic waves, which framed her pretty features.  

No date set: She's getting ready to release her highly-anticipated fifth studio album Lust For Life

No date set: She's getting ready to release her highly-anticipated fifth studio album Lust For Life

The magazine tweeted the picture, captioning: '@LanaDelRey joins @Courtney Love in conversation for the spring/summer issue of @Dazed, out worldwide from April 20th' 

She sat down for an interview with singer Courtney Love to chat about her upcoming album. 

There’s still no official release date for the upcoming LP, but Lana recently unveiled the cover artwork.

The Born To Die singer is keeping up the momentum after a successful 2016.

Last summer, she performed throughout the US, France, Ireland, Canada, and Mexico, and earlier this year, she released her fourth studio album Honeymoon.

She was hailed by critics as 'an artistic innovator... whose vision is completely original and not remotely predictable'.

The hitmaker recently lent her voice to a song called Stargirl Interlude off The Weeknd's hit album Starboy. 

The singer will play Oya Festival in Norway alongside Mac Demarco and rapper Vince Staples, following up with a stop at Germany’s Way Out West festival the next day.

She wraps up the season at Flow Festival in Helsinki, Finland which takes place from August 11 to 13.

Love, the lead single from the album, was released in February.


 

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