Pure Heroine (album)

"Pure Heroine" is the debut studio album by New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde, released in 2013. The album features a minimalist, atmospheric sound that combines electropop and indie pop, highlighting themes of adolescence, fame, and existential reflection. With lyrics that are introspective and sharp, the songs explore societal expectations and personal identity. Notable tracks include "Royals," which critiques materialism, and "Tennis Court," showcasing her poetic songwriting. The album was critically acclaimed for its unique style and lyrical maturity, establishing Lorde as a distinctive voice in contemporary pop music.