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Charli XCX's New Album 'Charli' Has Finally Arrived, Stream It Here

Written by Kyle Hodge in Culture

After a busy summer of bops from Charli XCX, her new self-titled album Charli is finally available to stream.

Throughout the summer, Charli has dropped numerous singles to get fans hyped including "Blame It On Your Love" with Lizzo, "Gone" featuring Christine and the Queens, "Warm" with an appearance by Haim, and most recently "February 2017" with Clairo and Yaeji. The album will also feature previous hits "Cross You Out" featuring Sky Ferreira and the nostalgic anthem "1999" with Troye Sivan.

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Charli is obviously filled with bops and music festival delights, but also features a range of other guests on its fifteen song tracklist, such as Tommy Cash, Kim Petras, Big Freedia, Cupcakke, and more.

Stream Charli XCX's third studio album Charli below.

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