Lana Del Rey Drops New Track ‘Henry, Come On’ from Forthcoming Album — Though She Reveals the Title and Release Date Will Change Again

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Del Rey’s album was originally slated for release on May 21, shortly after her performance at Stagecoach.

Lana Del Rey is embracing a fresh musical style with her latest release.

Her new single, Henry, Come On, marks a stylistic shift toward country, showcasing a collaboration with Nashville producer Luke Laird—known for his work with stars like Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, and Little Big Town.

In a conversation with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly last October, Del Rey shared insights into her evolving sound. “I think my songs have taken on an Americana feel, and I’m just seeing how that fits into the current musical landscape,” said the 39-year-old artist. “Sometimes I feel this creative pause, like a physical stop—and I’ve learned to wait through it, even if I don’t fully understand why.”

As it turns out, fans will have to wait a bit longer for her full album. In a video posted on Friday, April 11, Del Rey confirmed that The Right Person Will Stay—formerly titled Lasso and initially scheduled for a May 21 release—has been pushed back again and will arrive with yet another new name.

“I’m really excited about the progress we’ve made with this album,” she said in the clip. “There’s still more I want to share… but you know it’s not coming out on time, right? Like, should I even mention the title changed again? Should I tell you now, or let you enjoy the fact that you even got a song today? Maybe I’ll wait.”