Lana Del Rey has announced the title of her second album.

The "Video Games" star has quashed rumors she is set to retire from music by revealing details for her new record Ultraviolence, the follow-up to last year's debut Born To Die.

The 27-year-old singer discussed her plans for the album at the Hollywood premiere of her new movie Tropico last night, although there is no release date confirmed: "I really just wanted us all to be together so I could close the chapter before I release my new album, Ultraviolence."

Earlier this year, the star refused to confirm or deny whether she was retiring from music after a cryptic tweet saying Tropico would be her "farewell project." Fans at the premiere cheered as she announced plans for her new album and later tweeted their support. "So Lana Del Rey has a new album dropping at some point so I might cry tears of joy," one posted.

Tropico was released online today after months of delays and a screening at Hollywood's Cinerama Dome. Lana stars in the short film based around the stories of sin and redemption from the Bible. The clip also sees the "Video Games" hitmaker dancing in strip clubs and praying, edited amongst clips of Jesus, Elvis and old movie footage, which has been used in her previous music videos.