Charli XCX addresses reactions to rock music single

Charli XCX has shared her thoughts on the mixed responses to her new single 'Rock Music'. The track marks a shift from the club sounds of her 2024 album 'Brat'.

The singer released 'Rock Music' on May 8 and posted about the reactions on Instagram. She described the discussions as interesting and compared them to earlier debates around PC Music and her 2016 EP 'Vroom Vroom'.

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Charli XCX jamming on guitar in Paris studio with producers, teasing rock follow-up to Brat.
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Charli XCX announces rock follow-up to Brat album

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Charli XCX revealed in a British Vogue cover story that her next album after 2024's Brat will be rock music. She told interviewer Laura Snapes that the dance floor is dead, prompting a guitar-forward sound with producers A.G. Cook and Finn Keane. Sessions took place in Paris during Fashion Week last month.

Charli XCX has dropped her new single titled Rock Music, complete with a black-and-white video. The track features crunchy guitars and marks a shift from her previous dance-focused work.

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Charli XCX has addressed speculation surrounding her upcoming album, stressing that it is not a rock project. The record, titled Music, Fashion, Film, is scheduled for release on July 24.

Charli XCX has announced a North American tour in support of her upcoming album Music, Fashion, Film. The run begins in September with support from underscores. Presale tickets go on sale June 12.

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Charli XCX has spoken about spending time with Madonna during a recent trip to Paris, where the pair attended a fashion show and after-party together.

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Following last week's announcement, Lizzo has released the title track 'Bitch' from her upcoming third studio album of the same name, due June 5. Produced by Ricky Reed, Blake Slatkin, and Zack Sekoff, the feminist anthem interpolates Meredith Brooks' 1997 hit and features a black-and-white music video.

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