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Genesis, Oblivion, RealiTi (not sure if you like EDM sounding stuff but Go is an amazing song I don't care what anyone says and the video is incredible)

I don't really understand the whole Grimes fans complaining about her making pop music. Claire has always been vocally supportive of pop music and a big reason her music was so electronic was because she didn't have the means to make pop music. If you listen to her progression as an artist you can hear as her production and writing skills got better her music became more and more pop sounding, hence why Visions sounds way more pop than Halfaxa. As much as I throughly enjoy her work to this point, I am extremely excited after hearing Go, Realiti, and now Entropy. I think Claire is a very talented writer, producer, and overall artist and I'm excited to see what she can bring to the table in terms of pop music and pushing the limits of pop music.

My pink sucker vinyl came today! Now if only I didn't have to pull a Charli and lie to myself about enjoying the album...........

I have very poor eyesight so excuse me if those are on there but I think you're missing her cover of Stay With Me (if you're looking for a complete collection those are all I can think of off the top of my head)
 
Also for my own collection, that version of Mess is live and a studio didn't leak did it?

I actually love the Famous video (more for its message than for its content). It feels like Charli either has her head back on right or is headed in the right direction. The whole video is really there to do the Sucker era dirty as you can tell by the little ad section of the video. It subtly trashes stan culture (which in a matter of 3 years has gotten completely out of hand) and manages to shed some light on the Sucker era. I'm probably over analyzing it and I totally don't want to sound like one of those pop star stans who thinks up crazy wild theories about music videos, but the whole ad clip really felt to me like a comment on how her label turned an album that was supposed to be her rebelling against the music industry (the song Sucker is the one used in the ad) and made it into this watered down, commercial pop nightmare that was forced on her and possibly her fans. Again I'm probably over analyzing it, but thats definitely what I took away from the video. I'm really happy that the video shows that Charli is starting to push back against the era, which to me has been nothing but her label forcing her to do what they think will work (and it ends up being a mess)

I just watched the XXX 88 video for the first time since it came out and https://youtu.be/bmLMPFXzBLA?t=24
stan Kitten       

^ its the background footage from her Paper Magazine 30th Anniversary Party performance.
 
You can see it in the background at like 0:13-0:16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgMM6h4XBUw
 
However the video for the new song "Renegade" is done and it was directed by SSION who did Perfume Genius' "Queen" video (which was amazing). I'm really excited for her new material!!!!!

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X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

Did anyone get the chance to rip those snippets? I'm dying to hear them

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

I actually love the Famous video (more for its message than for its content). It feels like Charli either has her head back on right or is headed in the right direction. The whole video is really there to do the Sucker era dirty as you can tell by the little ad section of the video. It subtly trashes stan culture (which in a matter of 3 years has gotten completely out of hand) and manages to shed some light on the Sucker era. I'm probably over analyzing it and I totally don't want to sound like one of those pop star stans who thinks up crazy wild theories about music videos, but the whole ad clip really felt to me like a comment on how her label turned an album that was supposed to be her rebelling against the music industry (the song Sucker is the one used in the ad) and made it into this watered down, commercial pop nightmare that was forced on her and possibly her fans. Again I'm probably over analyzing it, but thats definitely what I took away from the video. I'm really happy that the video shows that Charli is starting to push back against the era, which to me has been nothing but her label forcing her to do what they think will work (and it ends up being a mess)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

X-Ray Specs (feat. Ur Mate Dennis)

Loved the video and yeah the song is still my life

the tags are better than the entirety of Sucker    

I understand she said she was working on her new album and was working with him, but it sounds way too Sophie to be for her album. Also DJs are notorious for playing in process songs during their shows. Avicii was playing Wake Me Up and Dear Boy (which every idiot thought had Lana on the vocals) over 6th months before Wake Me Up was released and almost 9 months before the album even had a title/tracklist/date. Diplo is notorious for this too

I actually love the Famous video (more for its message than for its content). It feels like Charli either has her head back on right or is headed in the right direction. The whole video is really there to do the Sucker era dirty as you can tell by the little ad section of the video. It subtly trashes stan culture (which in a matter of 3 years has gotten completely out of hand) and manages to shed some light on the Sucker era. I'm probably over analyzing it and I totally don't want to sound like one of those pop star stans who thinks up crazy wild theories about music videos, but the whole ad clip really felt to me like a comment on how her label turned an album that was supposed to be her rebelling against the music industry (the song Sucker is the one used in the ad) and made it into this watered down, commercial pop nightmare that was forced on her and possibly her fans. Again I'm probably over analyzing it, but thats definitely what I took away from the video. I'm really happy that the video shows that Charli is starting to push back against the era, which to me has been nothing but her label forcing her to do what they think will work (and it ends up being a mess)

I actually love the Famous video (more for its message than for its content). It feels like Charli either has her head back on right or is headed in the right direction. The whole video is really there to do the Sucker era dirty as you can tell by the little ad section of the video. It subtly trashes stan culture (which in a matter of 3 years has gotten completely out of hand) and manages to shed some light on the Sucker era. I'm probably over analyzing it and I totally don't want to sound like one of those pop star stans who thinks up crazy wild theories about music videos, but the whole ad clip really felt to me like a comment on how her label turned an album that was supposed to be her rebelling against the music industry (the song Sucker is the one used in the ad) and made it into this watered down, commercial pop nightmare that was forced on her and possibly her fans. Again I'm probably over analyzing it, but thats definitely what I took away from the video. I'm really happy that the video shows that Charli is starting to push back against the era, which to me has been nothing but her label forcing her to do what they think will work (and it ends up being a mess)

https://soundcloud.com/aardigevent/charli-xcx-angry-all-the-time-full-hq
 
LEAKED BUT TAGGEEEEEDDD!!!

(AATT ^^^ )