Charli XCX has shared her next B-side, the brooding ‘If You Take Away The Music Then What Has She Got?’.
On Tuesday (July 21), Charli dropped her latest song ‘Camera‘, complete with a music video starring French cinema legend Vincent Cassel. It’s the last song to be released ahead of her highly-anticipated album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film‘, which arrives tomorrow (July 24).
Now, she’s released the B-side to ‘Camera’, ‘If You Take Away The Music Then What Has She Got?’. With footage filmed at her recent Scala show in London on July 14, the video captures Charli’s mental spiral as she questions her life without art.
Speaking about the song, Charli wrote on Instagram: “video shot at my london show. something about that night felt so nostalgic. these songs aren’t on the album but the album wouldn’t have become what it is without them. thinking about finding a way for you to have them…”
Listen to ‘If You Take Away The Music Then What Has She Got?’ down below:
Charli xcx – If You Take Away The Music Then What Has She Got
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Alongside ‘Camera’, Charli has so far released the singles‘Rock Music’,‘SS26’and‘Wink Wink’.
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She has also dropped B-sides ‘I Keep On Thinking Bout You Every Single Day And Night’ and ‘Playboy Bunny‘.
All new songs have departed from Charli’s breakout pop phenomenon, the hyperpop club album ‘Brat’, and they follow on fromher soundtrack album for Emerald Fennell’s WutheringHeights, released in February.
She is set to tour North America later this year. Kicking off in September, tickets are available to purchase now – visit here for tickets.
Meanwhile, Charli XCX will also make her headline debut at Reading & Leeds this August. She’ll be topping the festival bill alongside Fontaines D.C.,Raye,Florence + The Machine,DaveandChase & Status.Visit herefor tickets and more information.
Elsewhere, Charli has opened up about her time in Paris with Madonna, after the pair appearedto end speculation of a feud by partying together in the French capital.