'how i’m feeling now' review: Charli XCX's glitchy, uneasy, restless lockdown album


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British electro pop star Charlie XCX's new album expresses the disconnection and dissatisfaction of leading a life in limbo during lockdown.

The title of Charli XCX’s fourth album is lowercase, e.e. cummings-style, to express the disconnection and dissatisfaction of leading a life in limbo during lockdown.

The British electro pop star and songwriter – who has penned hits for Icona Pop, Iggy Azalea, and Camila Cabello – conceived, wrote, and recorded the entirety of the glitchy, uneasy how i’m feeling now during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Summary:

Glitchy and resteless, but breeds optimism

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