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Charli XCX reveals her top five Charli XCX songs
Charli XCX has named her five favourite songs from her own catalogue during an appearance on the Lipps Service podcast, alongside the release of her new album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’.
– ‘Stay Away’ from ‘True Romance’, which she described as sentimental because it was her first official release. – ‘Next Level Charli’ from her 2019 self-titled album, praised for its euphoric feeling. – The Shygirl remix of ‘365’, which she called the “ultimate party song” despite its sad undertone. – ‘Track 10’ from 2017 mixtape ‘Pop 2’, one of her favourite songs she has made. – ‘Vroom Vroom’ from 2015, her first collaboration with the late producer SOPHIE.
In short
- Charli XCX selected five favourites from her back catalogue.
- ‘Stay Away’ remains especially meaningful to her.
- She also highlighted a new album closer featuring David Cronenberg.
Explained simply
Charli XCX is a British pop artist who has released numerous albums and projects since the early 2010s, establishing herself in experimental and contemporary pop music. Her discography spans official studio albums, mixtapes, and collaborations across different creative directions and styles. She has worked with various producers and artists throughout her career to develop her distinctive sound.
Her body of work includes songs created at different stages of her artistic development and with different collaborators, including the late electronic music producer SOPHIE. The range of her tracks reflects her evolution as an artist and her exploration of different sounds, themes, and production techniques. Some of these songs have become particularly notable within her broader career output.
Artists sometimes discuss their own creative work during interviews and podcast appearances, particularly when promoting new releases. Charli's selection of five favourite songs from her own catalogue offers listeners her personal perspective on which tracks hold special meaning or significance to her as their creator, whether for artistic, emotional, or creative reasons.
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