When Yes to Heaven was finally officially released, she noted that she had re-recorded the vocals because the leaked version was "a scratch track."
This article is a deep dive into the ocean of Lana’s lost material: the eras, the holy grails, the genre experiments, and why these forbidden tracks mean more to her fanbase than most official singles. All Lana Unreleased
For the uninitiated, the sheer volume is staggering. While Lana has released eight studio albums, she has reportedly recorded over . These tracks—leaked, traded, and cherished on forums, YouTube channels (that vanish as quickly as they appear), and Reddit threads—map the evolution of an artist finding her voice, shedding personas, and redefining American sadness. When Yes to Heaven was finally officially released,
16. Dum Dum 17. Ridin’ (feat. A$AP Rocky – this was technically a promo release, but the clean version is rare ) 18. BBM Baby 19. Paris 20. Mermaid Motel Ridin’ (feat