the reverence, who think it's just a dumb version of other music. You need to be awe- struck." In this week's cover story, Jonah Weiner writes about Lorde's mysterious processes — her synesthesia, her listening in on conversations in New York diners, her odd maturity — employed on her highly anticipat

er Add to your address book. aiThe New York Times (,The New York Times Friday, April 14, 2017 "A lot of musicians think they can do pop," said Lorde, the musician who released "Pure Heroine" in 2013, which made her the first female artist with a million- selling debut album since Adele and establ

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