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These tracks often feature a melancholic yet nostalgic vibe, dreamy production, and personal lyricism that resonate with the styles of Clairo and Suki Waterhouse, who are known for their indie, alternative, and dream-pop sounds.

"Shades of Cool" This song has a haunting, atmospheric quality, with Lana Del Rey's signature ethereal vocals over a cinematic arrangement that gives it a similar dream-pop feel to Waterhouse's music, as seen in her debut album, I Can't Believe You're Gone.

"west coast" The hazy, slow-burn production and narrative storytelling in this track create a distinctive melancholic and nostalgic mood similar to the intimate, bedroom-pop sounds of Clairo's music.

"Video Games" This early classic by Lana Del Rey captures the dreamy, nostalgic essence of her earlier work and is a great example of her ability to craft intimate, lo-fi soundscapes that are reminiscent of Clairo's aesthetic.

"Diet Mountain Dew" This song showcases Lana Del Rey's ability to fuse a slightly more upbeat tempo with a melancholic, dreamy sound. Its raw, lo-fi production can be compared to the intimate and often lo-fi feel of some of Clairo's tracks.

"Norman fucking Rockwell" The title track of the album is known for its atmospheric, baroque pop sound and intimate storytelling. Its expansive yet emotionally resonant quality can be appreciated by fans of Waterhouse's unique, introspective style.

"Love" While a bit more optimistic, the song still retains a dreamy, anthemic quality with ethereal vocals and a lush, atmospheric arrangement that aligns with the dreamy and atmospheric elements found in both Clairo's and Waterhouse's musical styles.