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Charli XCX performed her recent single ‘Good Ones’ on US TV last night.The singer took to the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon yesterday evening (October 6) where she brought the track’s “sinister” official video to life.Set in a dry ice-filled faux graveyard, the clip sees Charli crawl out from beneath her own headstone – engraved with “Charli XCX” – as her live band plays behind.

Charli XCX has shared a few more details about her upcoming new album, the follow-up to last year’s ‘How I’m Feeling Now’.Speaking in a new interview, the ‘Good Ones‘ hitmaker has teased what fans can expect from her upcoming ’80s-inspired fifth studio album, which is untitled at present.“It’s kind of all about sex and sexuality,” Charli told InStyle. “It can make people dance and cry at the same time.

Charli XCX, Caroline Polachek and Christine & The Queens believe the three singers are working on an upcoming track together.Charli has worked with both Polachek and Christine separately in the past, and a new Instagram post from Charli has fans speculating about a three-way collaboration in the near future.Sharing a host of images on social media yesterday (September 22), Charli shared the photo in question, which sees the trio posing in what looks to be footage from a music video, with the

Vengaboys have taken on Charli XCX and Troye Sivan‘s 2018 hit ‘1999’ – you can listen to their cover below.Dubbed ‘1999 (I Wanna Go Back)’, the four-piece’s rendition stays pretty true to the original, but with that signature Eurodance sound peppered throughout.

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Charli XCX has released a brand new single called ‘Good Ones’ – watch the song’s “twisted” and “electrifying” video below.The pop star’s new song marks the London singer-songwriter’s first material since her 2020 album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’.“Today, I, the inimitable Charli XCX, am releasing a brand new single ‘Good Ones’, accompanied by a twisted, dramatic and quite frankly electrifying music video,” Charli XCX said in a statement.Produced by Oscar Holter of Max Martin’s Wolf Cousins entity,

Charli XCX has shared a snippet of her forthcoming new single ‘Good Ones’ – check out the clip below.Set to arrive on September 2, the song will mark the first material from the London singer-songwriter since her latest album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’ (2020). She previously told fans to “get ready to surrender” while posting its ’80s-inspired cover art.Taking to her official TikTok profile, Charli has now teased a short section of ‘Good Ones’.

Charli XCX has opened up about starting therapy during the coronavirus pandemic, saying that it has “been really helpful” for her.The pop star is currently preparing to release her new single ‘Good Ones’ on September 2, but made the most of her unexpected downtime during the last 18 months to speak to a professional therapist.“I started therapy at the beginning of the pandemic,” she told Refinery29.

Charli XCX has teased what seems to be the release date for her fifth studio album.On social media, the singer posted an image of a headstone with the date March 18 2022.

Charli XCX and rapper Saweetie for their latest club track, ‘OUT OUT’.Released yesterday (August 13), the single samples Belgian musician Stromae’s 2010 hit ‘Alors On Danse’, using the track’s signature beat.

Charli XCX has announced three live shows in support of her latest album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’.The singer will take to the stage in London, New York and Los Angeles to showcase the record, which was written, recorded and released during the first coronavirus-enforced lockdown in 2020.Charli confirmed today (August 10) via social media that tickets for the trio of “special” concerts will go on sale tomorrow (August 11) at 10am local time.

Charli XCX has spoken about her next album, sharing some hints at what to expect from the upcoming new record.The star released her latest album ‘how I’m feeling now’ in May 2020, after making it during lockdown in LA and documenting the process online for her fans.Speaking to Refinery29, XCX said: “I’m just very into making ultimate pop music, and the whole album is very contrasting from ‘how I’m feeling now’.

Charli XCX has confirmed details of her entry into the world of podcasting. Charli XCX's Best Song Ever will be a space for the pop pioneer to sit down with a celebrity guest and discuss the songs they feel are perfect for different situations and stages of life (best track to start a party, a song to get you through a break-up and so on).

Charli XCX has announced details of her new BBC podcast, Charli XCX’s Best Song Ever.The first programme will air on BBC Sounds on Monday (August 9), and will see the artist “chat to friends and celebrity guests from around the world to discover the songs that have been instrumental in shaping their lives”.The likes of Beabadoobee, Mark Ronson, Tove Lo, Christine and the Queens and Caroline Polachek will all feature across the first season of Charli XCX’s Best Song Ever, which will consist of 20

Charli XCX is one of the few pop artists who has waded into the peaks of commercial pop success and had a direct hand in nurturing the underground's rising talents. Whether she's dropping her own music or writing for someone else, she's always worth paying attention to — just last year, her quarantine project how i'm feeling now was one of our favorite albums of 2020.

Charli XCX has revealed that she will release a new song in September called ‘Good Ones’.The artist, who in her announcement said it was a birthday present to herself today (August 2) confirmed that it will arrive on September 2.

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Kelly Clarkson has shared a new cover of Charli XCX‘s ‘Boom Clap’ – you can watch it below.Performed on her chat show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, for her latest ‘Kellyoke’ segment, Clarkson’s rendition of Charli XCX’s 2014 single is an energetic belter that sees her live band rev up their instruments.‘Boom Clap’ was released as the first single from the soundtrack for The Fault In Our Stars, the 2014 film starring Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort and Nat Wolff, and was also featured on XCX’s second

Charli XCX has joked that she has a new “mainstream” album coming out soon.The comment comes after the singer was an answer on TV gameshow The Chase, but the contestant incorrectly guessed her name as “Charli SFX.”Sharing a photo of the incident in the show, Charli joked that she wasn’t happy with the question being incorrectly answered, and wrote: “ok guys… much needed mainstream album coming soon i promise.”A post shared by Charli (@charli_xcx)Across 2021, Charli has either shared or hinted at

Charli XCX has revealed that she and Rina Sawayama have discussed making new music together.The pair have toured together in the past, and Charli hinted that their first official collaboration could be in the works.“Woke up at 5.30am thinking about rina’s purple dress,” Charli tweeted today (May 12) following last night’s BRIT Awards, referencing Sawayama’s outfit at the awards.Later quoting that tweet, she added: “and then we texted about making a song.”and then we texted about making a song

Charli XCX and Haim are among the indie stars that feature in Rostam’s new video for ‘From The Back Of The Cab’ – scroll down the page to watch it now.The single is taken from the former Vampire Weekend member’s upcoming album ‘Changephobia’.In the visuals, which were directed by the musician and Jason Lester, a number of people are seen travelling through LA in the back of a taxi.

Bladee and Charli XCX are kindred spirits of sorts in the world of luxurious weirdo pop music, and fans of both artists have long been eager for a collaboration. That drought ends today with the release of the "Drama" remix, a song that originally appeared on Bladee and Mechatok's collaborative project Good Luck.

Charli XCX has revealed that she “stormed out” of a meeting with her record label after they tried to make her more “real”.The ‘How I’m Feeling Now’ singer revealed that she was unimpressed when label bosses asked her to post photos with her dogs in an attempt to relate to fans.Appearing on Dazed‘s A Future World podcast, she said: “There is this quest at the moment for authenticity within all art, but particularly in music.

Charli XCX and Tove Lo is in the works according to Charli, who calls it “the best music ever.”The pair previously linked up on 2017 track ‘Out Of My Head’, which appears on Charli’s ‘Pop 2’ mixtape.Taking to Instagram, Charli discussed how the pair have been in the studio together in Palm Springs, California, and spoke of the music they’ve created.“[Tove Lo] and i have been out in Palm Springs writing songs together for a week (tested and safe) and we been making the best music ever!!!!!” she

Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay, Sonic Youth, The Clash, IDLES and The Who are among an all-star list of artists donating rare vinyl to a new charity exhibition.‘Pressing Matters’, created by Helium London and curated by Pavement Licker, will see artists creating unique pieces of artwork out of rare vinyl and test presses, to be presented at a month-long exhibition and then auctioned off.The exhibition will be held at 5 Carlos Place in London, the headquarters of MATCHESFASHION, from May 4-29.

At this year’s SXSW the pandemic has been a prominent presence in films, either through direct plot lines or simply the conversation surrounding how the movie, in particular, was shot. However, one of the better films to explore the time we’re living in was, somewhat unexpectedly, the documentary following pop singer Charli XCX in the early stages of quarantine as she set forth to create an album in five weeks with reliance on sharing the process with her fans.

Last year and many pandemic-birthed projects ago, Charli XCX was one of the first to truly utilize the excess of time off to crank out her last album how I'm feeling now, a galvanizing capsule of some of the weirdest few months in recent history. While recording the LP, she enlisted directors Bradley & Pablo (who also directed her video for "2099") to capture the process on tape.

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Charli XCX is beginning to struggle with the coronavirus lockdown now she has completed promotion on her new album, which she recorded during the first weeks of self-isolation.

Charli XCX is unlikely to release the album she was working on before the Covid-19 pandemic as she fears its tracks will seem dated.

“I go hard, I go fast, and I never look back,” Charli XCX emphasized at the very beginning of her last album, Charli, which dropped just eight months ago. This unerring, machine-like drive — one that’s established her as one of the most prolific pop artists of our generation — resurfaces almost immediately at the top of how i’m feeling now, her new album, released this morning.

Charli XCX has shared her fourth full-length album. how i'm feeling now was written, recorded, and produced in lockdown at Charli's home in Los Angeles. The album features the previously released singles "forever," "claws," and "i finally understand."

Today, Charli XCX released the third and newest single from her quarantine album how i’m feeling now , which is being rolled out one song at a time until its release on May 15. In late April, she dropped "Claws," a track produced by 100 Gecs member Dylan Brady that felt like a journey through a computer simulation.

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