When Lana Del Rey's woozy single "West Coast" first emerged online, it was accompanied by a repeating clip of the singer canoodling on the beach with a male friend. Now, the entire video has emerged.
The moody clip uses more of the aforementioned footage of Lana on the beach. We also see her cruising in a convertible with a much older fellow while scenic footage shows us crashing waves and palm trees. The whole thing is black and white except for a fiery image of the singer that appears near the end.
Watch the clip here.
Del Rey's album Ultraviolence is being produced by the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach.
The moody clip uses more of the aforementioned footage of Lana on the beach. We also see her cruising in a convertible with a much older fellow while scenic footage shows us crashing waves and palm trees. The whole thing is black and white except for a fiery image of the singer that appears near the end.
Watch the clip here.
Del Rey's album Ultraviolence is being produced by the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach.
