Charli XCX - Music, Fashion, Film vinyl record cover

1

ock Music

2

SS26

3

Card Declined

4

Camera

5

2007

6

I’m Afraid

7

Yeah

8

Wink Wink

9

Persona

10

Magic Metal Montana

11

No One Lasts Forever (feat. David Cronenberg)


Item UPC: 075678584213

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Label: Atlantic

Charli XCX

Music, Fashion, Film

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


MUSIC FASHION FILM is Charli XCX's seventh studio album, out July 24, 2026 on Atlantic. It follows Brat (2024) and marks a turn away from that record's club-oriented sound toward electronic and rock territory. The album's lead singles are ""SS26"" and ""Rock Music."" The cover is a black-and-white photograph pairing Charli with three figures from across music, fashion, and film: Velvet Underground co-founder John Cale, fashion designer Marc Jacobs, and director Martin Scorsese This is the Indie Exclusive pressing on smoke-colored vinyl, housed in a die-cut sleeve and packaged with a postcard insert. MUSIC FASHION FILM Charli XCX'

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