Lorde wears a tiny bikini in the video for her new single Oceanic Feeling

Lorde embraces her sensual side in her new music video.

The 25-year-old Kiwi singer, whose real name is Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor, gets naked in a voluminous bikini in Oceanic Feeling.

Oceanic Feeling, produced by Lorde and longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff, is the final single and final track from his 2021 album Solar Power.

Lorde flaunts her figure in a striped bikini while sitting on a boat with her brother Angelo Yelich-O’Connor, 20.

Looking tanned for the tanned stage, she twists and turns her body as she sings lyrics inspired by her upbringing in New Zealand.

At the end of the video, Lord sits on a raft and swims alone.

Looking tanned for the tanned stage, the 25-year-old singer twirls and twirls as she sings lyrics inspired by her upbringing in New Zealand.

Lord says the video’s conclusion symbolizes the end of his “solar age”.

These are the last seven music videos he has produced for his third studio album.

This comes after Lorde admitted that she suffered “higher” and “lower” in a letter to his fans last year.

Lorde flaunts her figure in a striped bikini as she sits on a pontoon boat with her younger brother Angelo Yelich-O’Connor (left)

He revealed in his email newsletter titled “The Way” that “on show days, he would sit alone in his hotel room and watch. [the Great British] To bake’.

Now, though, he’s spread his wings and loves to “taste every city, walk miles, get ice cream after dark, find little wine bars” on tour.

He also reflected on his latest album and how the public reacted to his new sound.

Lorde says the end of the video symbolizes the end of his “solar age”.

“It’s been a year since I announced the launch of Solar Power,” he said.

“I can honestly say that this was the year with the highest highs and lows I have ever experienced.

“It took a while for people to get the album. I still get emails everyday from people coming in now! “And that response was really confusing and sometimes painful,” added the Royals hitmaker.

Lorde recently said he experienced “the highest highs” and “the lowest lows” in the past year in a letter to his fans. (Pictured on stage in Coventry, England, in May)

He said he’s “learned a lot about himself” since Solar Power came out and “was able to sort out some important personal things that made it quite difficult to do things like travel or play shows”.

“Making and releasing this album has taught me a lot about myself and how I perceive myself, and I feel much more connected and alive in my artistic practice and life than ever before,” she continued.

Lord explained that he recently discussed solar power with a friend who told him it was “one of those things you do between peaks”. (Pictured on stage in Dublin, Ireland in June)

“It’s been interesting because as the year has gone by, we’ve had a lot of art (films, albums, TV shows, visual arts) created in and around the pandemic and the feeling that most have more interiority than others created by this pandemic. artist. early.

“You already know my belief that artists work to metabolize collective feelings, and it is clear to me that when the collective feeling of recent years has consisted of isolation, vulnerability, abject terror and existential questioning, those feelings will be. reflected in the art of the time.

Lord also said he recently discussed solar power with a friend who told him it was “one of those jobs you do between peaks”.

Lorde launched Solar Power last year and the race cover soon made headlines.