Youth-approved songstress Lana Del Rey recently dropped the paradise edition of Born to Die, so it's safe to assume that each of the bonus tracks will get a music video. Up next on the list is the mysterious, grandiose "Bel Air."
Following the cinematic-but-minimal strings of the original, the video is similarly simple. While Lana's airy vocals harmonize over top, viewers are treated to slow shots of the singer as she's enveloped with smoke. It sounds boring, but at least there are different colours of filters to change it up with each new pose.
It's the sort of thing that's better watched than described. Check it out below.
Following the cinematic-but-minimal strings of the original, the video is similarly simple. While Lana's airy vocals harmonize over top, viewers are treated to slow shots of the singer as she's enveloped with smoke. It sounds boring, but at least there are different colours of filters to change it up with each new pose.
It's the sort of thing that's better watched than described. Check it out below.
