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Charlotte Emma Aitchison (born August 2, 1992), better known by her stage name '''Charli XCX''', is a British singer-songwriter.
She's perhaps best known for her single "Boom Clap" (from the ''Literature/TheFaultInOurStars'' soundtrack), as well as some collaborations with Music/IconaPop ("I Love It") and Music/IggyAzalea ("Fancy"), the latter of which went to #1 in the United States for a span of weeks in Summer 2014. Prior to her breakthrough, she recorded two albums: 2008's ''14'', which was never officially released, and 2013's ''True Romance'', her official debut record.
Following the success of "Fancy," her sophomore effort ''Sucker'' was released in 2014, featuring a departure from the electronic pop she became known for to [[UsefulNotes/TheNineties Nineties]]-inspired {{riot grrrl}}. Reception of the album was mixed.
Perhaps in response to lukewarm reaction of ''Sucker'', she eventually returned to her roots with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP in 2016. Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with two collaboration-heavy [[note]]including, but not limited to: Music/{{CupcakKe}}, Music/CarlyRaeJepsen, Music/ToveLo, Music/{{MO}}, Music/KimPetras and Music/{{Uffie}}[[/note]] mixtapes across 2017, ''Music/Number1Angel'' and ''Music/Pop2'', which were produced by various acts associated with the Music/PCMusic label, particularly its founder A.G. Cook (beginning a professional creative relationship which persists to this day), along with a smattering of independent singles.
After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album, ''Charli'', was announced and released in late 2019. Her following album, ''how i'm feeling now'', was conversely produced in a relatively short turnaround from quarantine during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, released in early 2020.
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with Creator/AtlanticRecords as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
In addition to releasing her own music, she's also a successful songwriter for other artists, having written the hit singles "Same Old Love" for Music/SelenaGomez, "Beg for It" for Music/IggyAzalea and "Senorita" for Music/ShawnMendes and Music/CamilaCabello, while having also written tracks for the likes of Music/JamesBlunt, Music/WillIAm, Music/RitaOra, Music/{{TXT}}, Music/{{Twice}} and Music/{{Blondie}}.
She's perhaps best known for her single "Boom Clap" (from the ''Literature/TheFaultInOurStars'' soundtrack), as well as some collaborations with Music/IconaPop ("I Love It") and Music/IggyAzalea ("Fancy"), the latter of which went to #1 in the United States for a span of weeks in Summer 2014. Prior to her breakthrough, she recorded two albums: 2008's ''14'', which was never officially released, and 2013's ''True Romance'', her official debut record.
Following the success of "Fancy," her sophomore effort ''Sucker'' was released in 2014, featuring a departure from the electronic pop she became known for to [[UsefulNotes/TheNineties Nineties]]-inspired {{riot grrrl}}. Reception of the album was mixed.
Perhaps in response to lukewarm reaction of ''Sucker'', she eventually returned to her roots with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP in 2016. Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with two collaboration-heavy [[note]]including, but not limited to: Music/{{CupcakKe}}, Music/CarlyRaeJepsen, Music/ToveLo, Music/{{MO}}, Music/KimPetras and Music/{{Uffie}}[[/note]] mixtapes across 2017, ''Music/Number1Angel'' and ''Music/Pop2'', which were produced by various acts associated with the Music/PCMusic label, particularly its founder A.G. Cook (beginning a professional creative relationship which persists to this day), along with a smattering of independent singles.
After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album, ''Charli'', was announced and released in late 2019. Her following album, ''how i'm feeling now'', was conversely produced in a relatively short turnaround from quarantine during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, released in early 2020.
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with Creator/AtlanticRecords as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
In addition to releasing her own music, she's also a successful songwriter for other artists, having written the hit singles "Same Old Love" for Music/SelenaGomez, "Beg for It" for Music/IggyAzalea and "Senorita" for Music/ShawnMendes and Music/CamilaCabello, while having also written tracks for the likes of Music/JamesBlunt, Music/WillIAm, Music/RitaOra, Music/{{TXT}}, Music/{{Twice}} and Music/{{Blondie}}.
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Charlotte Emma Aitchison (born August 2, 1992), better known by her stage name '''Charli XCX''', Charli XCX, is a British singer-songwriter.
She's perhaps best known for She first reached mainstream prominence with her single "Boom Clap" (from the ''Literature/TheFaultInOurStars'' soundtrack), as well as some collaborations with Music/IconaPop ("I Love It") and Music/IggyAzalea ("Fancy"), the latter of which went to #1 in the United States for a span of weeks in Summer 2014. Prior to her breakthrough, she recorded two albums: 2008's ''14'', which was never officially released, and 2013's ''True Romance'', her official debut record.
record.
Following the success of "Fancy," her sophomore effort ''Sucker'' was released in 2014, featuring a departure from the electronic pop she became known for to [[UsefulNotes/TheNinetiesNineties]]-inspired '90s]]-inspired {{riot grrrl}}. Reception of the album was mixed. \n\n Perhaps in response to this lukewarm reaction of ''Sucker'', reaction, she eventually returned to her roots with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP in 2016. 2016.
Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with twocollaboration-heavy [[note]]including, collaboration-heavy[[note]]including, but not limited to: Music/{{CupcakKe}}, Music/CarlyRaeJepsen, Music/ToveLo, Music/{{MO}}, Music/KimPetras and Music/{{Uffie}}[[/note]] mixtapes across 2017, ''Music/Number1Angel'' and ''Music/Pop2'', which were produced by various acts associated with the Music/PCMusic label, particularly its founder A.G. Cook (beginning a professional creative relationship which persists to this day), along with a smattering of independent singles.
After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album,''Charli'', ''Music/{{Charli}}'', was announced and released in late 2019. Her following album, ''how i'm feeling now'', was conversely produced in a relatively short turnaround from quarantine during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, and released in early 2020.
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with Creator/AtlanticRecords as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance music andsynth pop, synthpop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
In addition to releasing her own music, she's also a successful songwriter for other artists, having written the hit singles "Same Old Love" for Music/SelenaGomez, "Beg for It" forMusic/IggyAzalea Music/IggyAzalea, and "Senorita" for Music/ShawnMendes and Music/CamilaCabello, while having also written tracks for the likes of Music/JamesBlunt, Music/WillIAm, Music/RitaOra, Music/{{TXT}}, Music/{{Twice}} and Music/{{Blondie}}.
Following the success of "Fancy," her sophomore effort ''Sucker'' was released in 2014, featuring a departure from the electronic pop she became known for to [[UsefulNotes/TheNineties
Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with two
After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album,
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with Creator/AtlanticRecords as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance music and
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In addition to releasing her own music, she's also a successful songwriter for other artists, having written the hit singles "Same Old Love" for Music/SelenaGomez, "Beg for It" for Music/IggyAzalea and "Senorita" for Music/ShawnMendes and Music/CamilaCabello, while having also written tracks for the likes of Music/JamesBlunt, Music/WillIAm, Music/RitaOra, Music/{{TXT}}, Music/{{Twice}} and Music/{{Blondie}}.
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Charlotte Emma Aitchison (born August 2, 1992), better known by her stage name Charli XCX, '''Charli XCX''', is a British singer-songwriter.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: [[https://music.apple.com/us/album/crash/1592545087 Charli describes]] ''CRASH'' -- on top of being a traditional GenreThrowback after a long string {{hyperpop}} projects -- as being a case of this for herself. As it was her final record as part of her deal with Creator/AtlanticRecords, Charli admits to approaching it as one last opportunity to utilize the label's maximist resources and create a more commercial-friendly pop album akin to when she first started out; an experiment to see if it can achieve mainstream attention that eluded her as someone who usually works on the experimental fringe of pop.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: [[https://music.apple.com/us/album/crash/1592545087 Charli describes]] ''CRASH'' -- on top of being a traditional GenreThrowback after a long string {{hyperpop}} projects -- as being a case of this for herself. As it was her final record as part of her deal with Creator/AtlanticRecords, Charli admits to approaching it as one last opportunity to utilize the label's maximist resources and create a more commercial-friendly pop album akin to when she first started out; an experiment to see if it can achieve mainstream attention that eluded her as someone who usually works on the experimental fringe of pop.pop (this venture would be a successful one, as it became her most commercially successful album to date).
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Perhaps in response to lukewarm reaction of ''Sucker'', she eventually returned to her roots with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP in 2016. Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with two collaboration-heavy (including, but not limited to: Music/{{CupcakKe}}, Music/CarlyRaeJepsen, Music/ToveLo, Music/{{MO}}, and Music/{{Uffie}}) mixtapes across 2017 titled ''Number 1 Angel'' and ''Pop 2'', heavily featuring production credits from acts associated with the Music/PCMusic label, as well as a smattering of independent singles.
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Perhaps in response to lukewarm reaction of ''Sucker'', she eventually returned to her roots with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP in 2016. Produced entirely by electronic musician Music/{{Sophie}}, ''Vroom Vroom'' is notable for its {{industrial}}-tinged sound. Charli followed this up with two collaboration-heavy (including, [[note]]including, but not limited to: Music/{{CupcakKe}}, Music/CarlyRaeJepsen, Music/ToveLo, Music/{{MO}}, Music/KimPetras and Music/{{Uffie}}) Music/{{Uffie}}[[/note]] mixtapes across 2017 titled ''Number 1 Angel'' 2017, ''Music/Number1Angel'' and ''Pop 2'', heavily featuring production credits from ''Music/Pop2'', which were produced by various acts associated with the Music/PCMusic label, as well as particularly its founder A.G. Cook (beginning a professional creative relationship which persists to this day), along with a smattering of independent singles.
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** "Beg for You" samples "Cry for You" by September.
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** The video for "Break The Rules" features a brief appearance by Creator/RoseMcGowan as a SadistTeacher who [[CoveredInGunge pours pink goo over Charli and her friends]] at prom a-la ''Film/Carrie''.
** The video for "Vroom Vroom" features brief appearances by A.G. Cook (founder of Music/PCMusic and later a major producer for ''Number 1 Angel'' and ''Pop 2'') and Hannah Diamond (a prominent Music/PCMusic act and friend to both Charli and Cook).
** The video for "Vroom Vroom" features brief appearances by A.G. Cook (founder of Music/PCMusic and later a major producer for ''Number 1 Angel'' and ''Pop 2'') and Hannah Diamond (a prominent Music/PCMusic act and friend to both Charli and Cook).
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** The video for "Break The Rules" features a brief appearance by Creator/RoseMcGowan as a SadistTeacher who [[CoveredInGunge pours pink goo over Charli and her friends]] at prom a-la ''Film/Carrie''.''Film/{{Carrie}}''.
** The video for "Vroom Vroom" features brief appearances by A.G. Cook (founder of Music/PCMusic and later a major producer for most of Charli's work beginning with ''Number 1Angel'' and ''Pop 2'') Angel'') and Hannah Diamond (a prominent Music/PCMusic act and friend to both Charli and Cook).Cook).
*** Cook also appears in the video for "Every Rule", accompanying Charli on keyboard.
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** In the video for "Break the Rules", she gets a pail of some kind of pink goop dumped on her by a SadistTeacher, not unlike the prom scene in ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (where it was pig's blood). Unlike that film, [[AttackBackfire she and everyone else finds it to be lots of fun.]]
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** In the video for "Break the Rules", she gets a pail of some kind of [[CoveredInGunge pink goop dumped on her her]] by a SadistTeacher, not unlike the prom scene in ''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' (where it was pig's blood). Unlike that film, [[AttackBackfire she and everyone else finds it to be lots of fun.]]
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** With the song being a throwback to TheNineties, the video to "1999" features Charli and Music/TroyeSivan recreating several iconic pop culture images and icons from that era, including ''Film/TheMatrix'', ''Film/Titanic1997'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'', "[[Music/{{Eminem}} The Real Slim Shady]]", Music/SpiceGirls, "[[Music/BackstreetBoys I Want It That Way]]", Music/NSync-era Music/JustinTimberlake, ''VideoGame/TheSims1'', and even UsefulNotes/SteveJobs and ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject''.
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** With the song being a throwback to TheNineties, the video to "1999" features Charli and Music/TroyeSivan recreating several iconic pop culture images and icons from that era, including ''Film/TheMatrix'', ''Film/Titanic1997'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'', "[[Music/{{Eminem}} The Real Slim Shady]]", Music/SpiceGirls, "[[Music/BackstreetBoys I Want It That Way]]", Music/NSync-era Music/JustinTimberlake, Music/MarilynManson, ''VideoGame/TheSims1'', and even UsefulNotes/SteveJobs and ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject''.
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* NiceShoes: She has an endless supply of platform heels.
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** The lyrics on ''Sucker'' mention "Music/TheRollingStones on my phone" and [[Music/TheBeatles Lucy in the sky of diamonds]].
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** The coda of "New Shapes" has a backing voice muttering "Charli, Caroline, Chris" (including the track's two featured artists, Caroline Polachek and Music/ChristineAndTheQueens).
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* CarSong: "Vroom Vroom" is about living the high life through fast cars, and "Porsche" is Charli's rumination on treating herself to the titular luxury car following a bitter breakup. To a lesser degree, she also frequently references cars as a metaphor for other subjects, such as in "Backseat", "White Mercedes", and "Crash".
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* GenreMashup: Her music is a mix of synthpop, dark wave, pop punk, electronica, witch house, and whatever else she feels like. Taken to an extreme with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP, which can be best described as "experimental pop" -- trap, grime, EDM, bubblegum pop, and industrial hip-hop (complete with her rapping for the first time) come together here to create something completely different.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: Her music is a mix of synthpop, dark wave, pop punk, electronica, witch house, and whatever else she feels like. Taken to an extreme with the ''Vroom Vroom'' EP, which can be best described as "experimental pop" -- trap, grime, EDM, bubblegum pop, and industrial hip-hop (complete with her rapping for the first time) come together here to create something completely different.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: [[https://music.apple.com/us/album/crash/1592545087 Charli describes]] ''CRASH'' -- on top of being a traditional GenreThrowback after a long string {{hyperpop}} projects -- as being a case of this for herself. As it was her final record as part of her deal with Creator/AtlanticRecords, Charli admits to approaching it as one last opportunity to utilize the label's maximist resources and create a more commercial-friendly pop album akin to when she first started out; an experiment to see if it can achieve mainstream attention that eluded her as someone who usually works on the experimental fringe of pop.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: The video for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPRy1B4t5YA Boys]]" is basically a montage of at least 60 male music celebrities in full FemaleGaze-y glory, including, but are not limited to: [[Music/PCMusic A.G.]] [[CreatorCameo Cook]], [[Music/BringMeTheHorizon Oli Sykes]], Music/JoeJonas, [[Music/MsMr Max Hershenow]], Music/CharliePuth, Music/GEazy, [[Music/VampireWeekend Ezra Koenig, Rostam Batmanglij]], [[Music/{{Bastille}} Dan Smith]], Flume, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Joey Bada$$, Music/TinieTempah, Creator/RizAhmed (and the rest of the Swet Shop Boys), Taka Moriuchi, [[Music/TheLibertines Carl Barat]], Mac [=DeMarco=], Music/WillIAm, Tommy Cash, Diplo, Laurie Vincent, [[Music/TheVamps Tristan Evans and James McVey]], and Music/VanceJoy.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: The video for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPRy1B4t5YA Boys]]" is basically a montage of at least 60 male music celebrities in full FemaleGaze-y glory, including, but are not limited to: [[Music/PCMusic A.G.]] [[CreatorCameo Cook]], [[Music/BringMeTheHorizon Oli Sykes]], Music/JoeJonas, [[Music/MsMr Max Hershenow]], Music/CharliePuth, Music/GEazy, [[Music/VampireWeekend Ezra Koenig, Rostam Batmanglij]], [[Music/{{Bastille}} Dan Smith]], Flume, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Joey Bada$$, Music/TinieTempah, Creator/RizAhmed (and the rest of the Swet Shop Boys), Taka Moriuchi, [[Music/TheLibertines Carl Barat]], Mac [=DeMarco=], Music/MacDeMarco, Music/WillIAm, Tommy Cash, Diplo, Laurie Vincent, [[Music/TheVamps Tristan Evans and James McVey]], and Music/VanceJoy.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: The video for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPRy1B4t5YA Boys]]" is basically a montage of at least 60 male music celebrities in full FemaleGaze-y glory, including, but are not limited to: [[Music/PCMusic A.G.]] [[CreatorCameo Cook]], [[Music/BringMeTheHorizon Oli Sykes]], Music/JoeJonas, [[Music/MsMr Max Hershenow]], Music/CharliePuth, Music/GEazy, [[Music/VampireWeekend Ezra Koenig, Rostam Batmanglij]], [[Music/{{Bastille}} Dan Smith]], Flume, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Joey Bada$$, Music/TinieTempah, Creator/RizAhmed (and the rest of the Swet Shop Boys), Taka Moriuchi, [[Music/TheLibertines Carl Barat]], Mac [=DeMarco=], Music/WillIAm, Tommy Cash, Diplo, [[Music/{{Slaves}} Laurie Vincent]], [[Music/TheVamps Tristan Evans and James McVey]], and Music/VanceJoy.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: The video for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPRy1B4t5YA Boys]]" is basically a montage of at least 60 male music celebrities in full FemaleGaze-y glory, including, but are not limited to: [[Music/PCMusic A.G.]] [[CreatorCameo Cook]], [[Music/BringMeTheHorizon Oli Sykes]], Music/JoeJonas, [[Music/MsMr Max Hershenow]], Music/CharliePuth, Music/GEazy, [[Music/VampireWeekend Ezra Koenig, Rostam Batmanglij]], [[Music/{{Bastille}} Dan Smith]], Flume, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Joey Bada$$, Music/TinieTempah, Creator/RizAhmed (and the rest of the Swet Shop Boys), Taka Moriuchi, [[Music/TheLibertines Carl Barat]], Mac [=DeMarco=], Music/WillIAm, Tommy Cash, Diplo, [[Music/{{Slaves}} Laurie Vincent]], Vincent, [[Music/TheVamps Tristan Evans and James McVey]], and Music/VanceJoy.
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* GenreThrowback: 80s SynthPop [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] 90s girl pop.
* GirlGroup: Has an all-female backing band.
* GirlGroup: Has an all-female backing band.
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* GenreThrowback: 80s In stark contrast to her now-signature {{hyperpop}} sound of the future, ''CRASH'' consists of tracks greatly inspired by more traditional genre sounds from the 80's and 90's, with Charli citing Music/JanetJackson as one particular major influence. The TitleTrack is effectively Charli's take on NewJackSwing, "New Shapes" a mixture of 80's SynthPop [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] 90s girl pop.
* GirlGroup: Hasand IndiePop, "Yuck" an all-female backing band.invocation of classic funk and disco, etc.
* GirlGroup: Has
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** ''CRASH'', meanwhile is much more of a "poptastic" throwback record, eschewing the avant-garde, {{hyperpop}} sounds of the future for the vintage, 80's SynthPop-inspired [[{{Retraux}} sounds of the past]].
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** ''CRASH'', meanwhile is much more of a "poptastic" throwback record, eschewing the avant-garde, {{hyperpop}} sounds of the future for the vintage, 80's SynthPop-inspired [[{{Retraux}} [[GenreThrowback sounds of the past]].
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Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with ''Creator/AtlanticRecords'' as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
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Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with ''Creator/AtlanticRecords'' Creator/AtlanticRecords as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
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* BrokenRecord: Quite a few of Charli’s
songs contain this, usually in their choruses.
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” with Iconapop whose chorus is Charli screaming “I don’t care, I love it.”
songs contain this, usually in their choruses.
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” with Iconapop whose chorus is Charli screaming “I don’t care, I love it.”
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* BrokenRecord: Quite a few of Charli’s
Charli’s songs contain this, usually in their choruses.
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” withIconapop Music/IconaPop whose chorus is Charli screaming “I don’t care, I love it.”it!”
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” with
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** Unlock It’s repeated refrains of “Lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it, unlock it.”
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** Unlock It’s "Unlock It"’s repeated refrains of “Lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it, unlock it.”
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** “Do you wanna roll with me? Do you wanna roll with me? Say yeah.” And “yeah yeah yeah” from “Roll With Me.”
** Used very effectively in “pink diamond” a song about going stir crazy in isolation.
--> I just wanna go real hard, I just wanna go real hard, pink diamond in the dark…”
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party for you”
** Used very effectively in “pink diamond” a song about going stir crazy in isolation.
--> I just wanna go real hard, I just wanna go real hard, pink diamond in the dark…”
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party for you”
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** “Do you wanna roll with me? Do you wanna roll with me? Say yeah.” yeah” And “yeah yeah yeah” from “Roll With Me.”
** [[MadnessMantra Used veryeffectively effectively]] in “pink diamond” diamond”, a song about going stir crazy stir-crazy in isolation.
--> ---> I just wanna go real hard, I just wanna go real hard, pink diamond in the dark…”
dark...
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party foryou” you”.
** [[MadnessMantra Used very
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party for
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After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album, ''Charli'', was announced and released in late 2019. Her following album, ''how i'm feeling now'', was conversely produced in a relatively shorter period from quarantine during the [[UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic]], released in early 2020.
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After several years of stalling and development hiccups, her third proper studio album, ''Charli'', was announced and released in late 2019. Her following album, ''how i'm feeling now'', was conversely produced in a relatively shorter period short turnaround from quarantine during the [[UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic]], UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, released in early 2020.2020.
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with ''Creator/AtlanticRecords'' as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
Her fifth album, ''CRASH'', was released in 2022, marking her final album with ''Creator/AtlanticRecords'' as part of her initial record deal. Unlike Charli's post-''Vroom Vroom'' repertoire, ''CRASH'' returns to a more conventional approach to dance and synth pop, described by Charli as being "for the ''True Romance'' angels".
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* BrokenRecord:
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* BrokenRecord: Quite a few of Charli’s
songs contain this, usually in their choruses.
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” with Iconapop whose chorus is Charli screaming “I don’t care, I love it.”
songs contain this, usually in their choruses.
** Even in one of her earliest hits “I Love It” with Iconapop whose chorus is Charli screaming “I don’t care, I love it.”
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** Unlock It’s repeated refrains of “Lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it lock it, unlock it.”
** The “Focus” chorus which is simply made up of “I just want you to focus on my love, just focus on my…” you get the idea.
** “Do you wanna roll with me? Do you wanna roll with me? Say yeah.” And “yeah yeah yeah” from “Roll With Me.”
** Used very effectively in “pink diamond” a song about going stir crazy in isolation.
—-> I just wanna go real hard, I just wanna go real hard, pink diamond in the dark…”
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party for you”
** The “Focus” chorus which is simply made up of “I just want you to focus on my love, just focus on my…” you get the idea.
** “Do you wanna roll with me? Do you wanna roll with me? Say yeah.” And “yeah yeah yeah” from “Roll With Me.”
** Used very effectively in “pink diamond” a song about going stir crazy in isolation.
—-> I just wanna go real hard, I just wanna go real hard, pink diamond in the dark…”
** The “party 4 u” chorus repeats “I only threw this party for you”
