Charli XCX releases 11-track album Music, Fashion, Film
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Charli XCX has released Music, Fashion, Film, her first album since the success of Brat. The 11-track record represents another intentional stylistic change for the singer, who has said she does not find it creatively rewarding to repeat herself.
Running for just over 30 minutes, the album includes “Rock Music”, “SS26”, “Wink Wink” and “Camera”, with director David Cronenberg featuring on closing track “No One Lasts Forever”. Its cover features John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese, while Charli is due to support the release with festival appearances and arena concerts in Brooklyn and Los Angeles.
- Charli XCX releases 11-track album Music, Fashion, Film
- The album follows the commercial success of Brat
- Festival and arena dates will support the release
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Charli XCX is a British singer and songwriter known for pop music that often mixes club sounds, electronic production and unusual ideas. She first found wider attention through songs including “I Love It” and “Boom Clap”, before building a strong following for albums and collaborations that moved away from more conventional pop.
Her previous album, Brat, became a major cultural success and brought her work to a much larger audience. It was associated with a vivid green visual style and dance-focused tracks, while also prompting discussion about celebrity, friendship and public image.
Alongside music, Charli XCX has begun taking more acting roles and working with film figures. Her new record’s title and contributors reflect those links between pop music, fashion and cinema.
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Originally published by Rolling Stone as “Charli XCX’s New Album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Is Here”.