Charli XCX hints that new album is a dance document following Boiler Room look

Charli XCX has hinted that her upcoming new album is a dance document and that it goes again to her roots in membership music.

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Not too long ago, the musician previewed her new music ‘Von Dutch’ with a 20-second snippet on social media. The music is probably going to be the primary single launched from her upcoming sixth studio album, particulars of that are but to be introduced. Her final album was 2022’s ‘Crash’.

Taking to X, previously Twitter, the musician gave some extra details about her new document, saying it was the one she had “at all times” needed to make and that it’s rooted in her love of membership music.

She wrote: “i was born to make dance music…i got here from the golf equipment..xcx6 is the album i’ve at all times needed to make.”

i used to be born to make dance music.. i got here from the golf equipment.. xcx6 is the album i’ve at all times needed to make.

— Charli (@charli_xcx) February 24, 2024

It comes after Charli’s newest look at Boiler Room this week (February 22) which noticed her play ‘Von Dutch’ in full and preview a number of new songs.

The pop star introduced the information about her Boiler Room return on social media earlier this month, revealing that A.G. Prepare dinner, George Daniel (The 1975) and Easyfun had been all set to hitch.

Charli final carried out for Boiler Room in 2020, the place she reside streamed her first reside efficiency of the pandemic-inspired album ‘How I’m Feeling Now‘. In a evaluate of that Boiler Room livestream, NME wrote: “That crown won’t be hers however, regardless of this present’s flaws, she’s clearly nonetheless the queen of all issues partying. We’re counting down the times til we don’t need to depend on a steady server to reap the advantages of that.”

Her newest look, which occurred in a warehouse in Bushwick, New York, noticed artists together with Doss and Easyfun carry out earlier than Charli performed a set that included her basic hits like ‘Vroom Vroom’, in addition to new music ‘Von Dutch’ and a few new unreleased songs together with ‘Get Into It (Spring Breakers)’.

Different performers on the evening included Julia Fox and Addison Rae. A.G. Prepare dinner appeared, as did Charli’s fiancé, The 1975’s George Daniel.

Charli XCX previews her upcoming single, “Von Dutch” at her Boiler Room set. pic.twitter.com/98fJfKn2lR

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 23, 2024

Charli additionally reportedly performed her latest tribute to SOPHIE on the occasion. In January 2021, the extremely influential DJ and producer SOPHIE died on the age of 34 in a tragic accident in Athens.

Charli and SOPHIE labored collectively on many tasks, starting in 2015 with the previous’s ‘Vroom Vroom’ EP. They went on to collaborate on the singles ‘After the Afterparty’, ‘No Angel’, and ‘Ladies Evening Out’, in addition to the ‘#1 Angel’ tracks ‘Roll With Me’ and ‘Lipgloss’, and ‘Pop 2’ monitor ‘Out of My Head’.

As confirmed in a brand new interview with The Face, a monitor on Charli’s upcoming album explores her grief over the lack of SOPHIE.

“There was a lot of distance between us as a result of I was in awe of her and needed to impress her,” she mentioned within the interview.

“She believed in me in ways in which I didn’t imagine [in] myself. However I felt like I would by no means be attention-grabbing sufficient to function in her world exterior of the studio, which was the secure area the place we might join and bond over music.”

“I didn’t really feel like I was magical sufficient for this unbelievably magic individual. And that makes me ashamed now I don’t have the chance to expertise that anymore, as a result of she’s gone. I really feel ashamed for being a coward. It’s laborious to write down about. I’m unhappy for myself that I didn’t expertise all this individual needed to supply.”

After SOPHIE’s dying, Charli posted a private tribute, writing: “It’s actually laborious for me to sum up the particular connection I felt with such an incredible one who utterly modified my life.”