Charli XCX has introduced a brand new album. The follow-up to Brat and its spinoffs known as Wuthering Heights, and it’s out on February 13 through Atlantic. Beneath, take heed to a brand new music from the album referred to as “Chains of Love.”
Because the title suggests, Wuthering Heights was born from Charli XCX’s work with Emerald Fennell on the filmmaker’s new adaptation of the famed Emily Brontë novel. “I referred to as Emerald and requested her what she hoped for from my learn of the script,” the British musician defined on Substack. “She coyly advised ‘A music?’ and I advised ‘An album?’ as a result of why not? I needed to dive into persona, right into a world that felt undeniably uncooked, wild, sexual, gothic, British, tortured and stuffed with precise actual sentences, punctuation and grammar. With out a cigarette or a pair of sun shades in sight, it was all completely different from the life I used to be at the moment residing. I used to be fucking IN.”
Charli XCX additionally wrote about how she made Wuthering Heights primarily with Finn Keane, the British producer and songwriter previously referred to as Easyfun. “From the very begin of our course of we have been discussing the Todd Hayne’s documentary about The Velvet Underground and particularly this one quote from John Cale the place he describes that the primary sonic rule of making songs for the band was that each one issues needed to be each ‘elegant and brutal,’” she stated. “We began to dwell by this description as we created songs for the Wuthering Heights album all through most of this yr. Finn got here with me on tour and we rented a studio house most days.”
The 12-song Wuthering Heights opens with “Home,” Charli XCX’s current collaboration with Velvet Underground co-founder John Cale. The album follows Brat, the deluxe enlargement Brat and It’s the Similar however There’s Three Extra Songs So It’s Not, and the remix album Brat and It’s Fully Completely different however Additionally Nonetheless Brat.
