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Music, Fashion, Film is the eighth studio album by British singer-songwriter and actress Charli xcx. It follows her soundtrack album for the 2026 film Wuthering Heights, and her sixth studio album BRAT. A new era for Charli was teased with the rebranding of her Instagram alt account “360_brat”, which was renamed to “b.sides” in April 2026. Her Twitter account was also made public, and she Tweeted: you can’t dread the end when it’s over <3 On April 16, xcx was announced as Vogue’s May cover star, accompanied by an interview with the magazine. Within it, xcx plays the interviewer multiple new tracks. One was described: Heavily processed guitars strafe the room, then fracture along with Charli’s voice: “I think the dance floor is dead,” she drawls, “so now we’re making rock music.” This track would be released on May 8, 2026, titled “Rock Music”. It was followed up by “I Keep On Thinki…
Music, Fashion, Film is the eighth studio album by British singer-songwriter and actress Charli xcx. It follows her soundtrack album for the 2026 film Wuthering Heights, and her sixth studio album BRAT. A new era for Charli was teased with the rebranding of her Instagram alt account “360_brat”, which was renamed to “b.sides” in April 2026. Her Twitter account was also made public, and she Tweeted: you can’t dread the end when it’s over <3 On April 16, xcx was announced as Vogue’s May cover star, accompanied by an interview with the magazine. Within it, xcx plays the interviewer multiple new tracks. One was described: Heavily processed guitars strafe the room, then fracture along with Charli’s voice: “I think the dance floor is dead,” she drawls, “so now we’re making rock music.” This track would be released on May 8, 2026, titled “Rock Music”. It was followed up by “I Keep On Thinki…