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With an abundance of emotive dark pop songs, and backed by top producers and a growing army of worldwide fans, Charli is proving to be anything but a run-of-the-mill pop artist.
Earlier this summer, Charli released ‘Stay Away’. Co-written and produced by Ariel Rechtshaid (Glasser, Diplo), it is as knock-you-to-the-floor as first introductions come. A massive anthem that combines all the majestic bluster of the 80s with distinct post-millennial production, it’s an epic and heart-wrenching addition to pop’s cannon about “unrequited love and being tainted by someone so you can’t be around them any more”.
Guardian Guide made it pick of the week and it made the prestigious Pitchfork Best New Music playlist. Radio 1 support came from Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw, Rob da Bank, Huw Stephens, Fearne Cotton and Pete Tong.
Charli’s not just sought after for her music though; she’s been muse to both Rankin and David Bailey already. “Bailey was cool but so scary” she remembers. “He said ‘you’ve got a lovely voice, but your trousers are fucking shit’.
Playing in bands since the age of seven, Charli’s long had music coursing through her veins. She recorded her first album at 14 with a loan from the bank of mum and dad and she’s only just paid them bac. It did the trick though attracting attention from the right London scenesters and bagging her gigs at warehouse raves across Hackney. A support slot with Peaches followed soon after and before she knew it she was playing the Royal Festival Hall and returning to Bestival last year as a resident (following in Florence’s footsteps). She’s supported Robyn at the Roundhouse and is playing a single launch at Electrowerks at the end of October.
Earlier this summer, Charli released ‘Stay Away’. Co-written and produced by Ariel Rechtshaid (Glasser, Diplo), it is as knock-you-to-the-floor as first introductions come. A massive anthem that combines all the majestic bluster of the 80s with distinct post-millennial production, it’s an epic and heart-wrenching addition to pop’s cannon about “unrequited love and being tainted by someone so you can’t be around them any more”.
Guardian Guide made it pick of the week and it made the prestigious Pitchfork Best New Music playlist. Radio 1 support came from Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw, Rob da Bank, Huw Stephens, Fearne Cotton and Pete Tong.
Charli’s not just sought after for her music though; she’s been muse to both Rankin and David Bailey already. “Bailey was cool but so scary” she remembers. “He said ‘you’ve got a lovely voice, but your trousers are fucking shit’.
Playing in bands since the age of seven, Charli’s long had music coursing through her veins. She recorded her first album at 14 with a loan from the bank of mum and dad and she’s only just paid them bac. It did the trick though attracting attention from the right London scenesters and bagging her gigs at warehouse raves across Hackney. A support slot with Peaches followed soon after and before she knew it she was playing the Royal Festival Hall and returning to Bestival last year as a resident (following in Florence’s footsteps). She’s supported Robyn at the Roundhouse and is playing a single launch at Electrowerks at the end of October.
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