Charli XCX Releases Music Fashion Film B-Sides on iTunes
Charli XCX’s latest project, Music, Fashion, Film, isn’t just an album—it’s a full-blown multimedia event that blends pop music with cinematic flair. The release has been accompanied by more than just tracks; it’s arrived with a theatrical short film and is fueling an exciting global tour.
But the buzz around the new release extends beyond the main album. For dedicated fans, there’s a hidden treasure trove of bonus material: three standout B-sides that have officially joined the digital deluxe edition of the release. These tracks include “I Keep On Thinking Bout You Every Single Day and Night,” “Playboy Bunny,” and “If You Take the Music Then What Has She Got?”
These selections weren’t new; they had previously been shared with fans on Charli’s Instagram alt-account and featured on various limited-edition physical 7″ singles. However, making them officially available as digital downloads marks a significant moment for the material.
When discussing this decision, Charli embraced the playful chaos of fan desire. She had previously expressed reservations about streaming these specific tracks, jokingly stating they were “never gonna go on streaming… I don’t think.” Yet, when faced with overwhelming fan enthusiasm, she conceded, writing that she essentially gave in to the demand: “you can call me a hypocrite, i don’t mind,” acknowledging that the desire for these bonus tracks proved stronger than her initial hesitation.
The digital deluxe package allows listeners to explore all eleven original tracks from Music, Fashion, Film, along with these three compelling B-sides and their music videos. It’s a perfect opportunity for anyone diving into the project to discover the supplementary content that adds another layer to Charli’s creative vision.
Music, Fashion, Film itself arrived on Friday, accompanied by the online release of the theatrical short film Charli created alongside the record. The momentum continues as the artist prepares for a limited North American tour, kicking off in Philadelphia on September 11th before hitting major cities across the continent.
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