Emerging as a fully formed enigma from her native New Zealand in 2013, Lorde tapped into an untouched well of alienation, becoming the poster child for a generation who found refuge from the eternal excess of the 2010s by submerging themselves in moody art. "Royals," the hit single that made her an international phenomenon, became a genuine sensation, topping the charts in country after country and being covered by elder statesmen like Bruce Springsteen and Jack White, a move that functioned a bit as a benediction. Lorde didn't need their blessing, though. The singer/songwriter struck a chord, functioning as the dark corollary to the bright, happy pop of Taylor Swift and Katy Perry and thereby becoming an icon for teenagers who felt older than their years. Born Ella Yelich-O'Connor on November 7, 1996 in Takapuna, New Zealand, Lorde delved into art at an early age. By the time she was entering adolescence, she started performing as a duo with her friend Louis McDonald, winning a talent contest at Belmont Intermediate School in May 2009. Soon, the pair were featured on the Radio New Zealand's Afternoons show hosted by Jim Mora and, on the strength of this performance and a tape McDonald's father sent to Universal, the record label signed a development deal for Lorde. Throughout 2010, she continued to attend school and perform with McDonald, but 2011 is when things started to turn a little more serious. Universal teamed the singer with vocal coach Frances Dickinson and started to write originals, often with the assistance of other songwriters, but nothing clicked until her A&R head Scott Maclachlan introduced her to Joel Little. The former lead singer of Goodnight Nurse, Little proved a good collaborator for the fledgling singer/songwriter and the pair recorded the Love Club EP, which appeared on SoundCloud in November 2012.

Albums list:
Lorde - Melodrama
Lorde - Melodrama (Clean)
Lorde - Pure Heroine
Lorde - Pure Heroine (Extended)
Lorde - Pure Heroine (Japan Version)

EPs & Singles list:
Disclosure - Magnets (feat. Lorde) [The Remixes] - EP (Mastered)
Lorde - The Love Club - EP 2
Lorde - The Love Club - EP
Lorde - Royals   400 Lux - Single
Lorde - Royals   Tennis Court - Single
Lorde - Tennis Court - Single

Singles list:
Charli xcx & Lorde - The girl, so confusing version with lorde - Single
Disclosure & Lorde - Royals   White Noise (Live from the BRITs) [feat. AlunaGeorge] - Single
Lorde - Bravado (Fffrrannno Remix) - Single
Lorde - Buzzcut Season - Single
Lorde - Green Light (Chromeo Remix) - Single
Lorde - Green Light - Single
Lorde - Homemade Dynamite (Remix) [feat. Khalid, Post Malone & SZA] - Single
Lorde - Homemade Dynamite (Remix) [feat. Khalid, Post Malone & SZA] - Single (Clean)
Lorde - No Better - Single
Lorde - No Better - Single (New Version)
Lorde - Perfect Places - Single (Clean)
Lorde - Ribs - Single
Lorde - Royals (Deluxe Single)
Lorde - Royals (Twerk Version) - Single
Lorde - Royals - Single
Lorde - Sober - Single
Lorde - Supercut (El-P Remix) [feat. Run The Jewels] - Single
Lorde - Team - Single
Lorde - Tennis Court (Flume Remix) - Single
Lorde - Yellow Flicker Beat (From  The Hunger Games  Mockingjay, Pt. 1 ) - Single
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