Charli XCX releases guitar-led album Music, Fashion, Film
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Charli XCX has released Music, Fashion, Film, an 11-track album written rapidly after inspiration struck during a planned break following the success of Brat. The guitar-led record is a deliberate attempt to avoid repeating her previous dance-pop sound, while reflecting on the intense two years that followed its release.
Despite being described by some as a rock reinvention, Charli says the album does not reject electronic or club music, which she sees as central to her identity. Its black-and-white cover features John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese, with the three figures representing music, fashion and film, and the album’s themes of artistic excellence and legacy.
- Charli XCX releases a guitar-led follow-up to Brat
- She rejects claims it is simply a rock album
- Cover stars symbolise music, fashion and film
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Originally published by BBC Entertainment as “Decoding Charli XCX’s new album, Music, Fashion, Film”.