Charli XCX — Music Videos

Pop songwriting and club experimentation

Charli XCX is the professional name of British singer and songwriter Charlotte Aitchison. She began posting music online as a teenager and emerged through a mixture of club performances, songwriting collaborations, and her own recordings. Early work connected alternative electronic pop with direct, memorable choruses. Her breakthrough appearances on Icona Pop’s “I Love It” and Iggy Azalea’s “Fancy” were followed by solo songs such as “Boom Clap,” establishing both her singing and her ability to write for other performers.

A varied album catalog

Her releases include True Romance, Sucker, the Vroom Vroom EP, the mixtapes Number 1 Angel and Pop 2, Charli, How I’m Feeling Now, Crash, and Brat. Work with producers including A. G. Cook and SOPHIE pushed her music toward distorted textures, abrupt contrasts, and unconventional vocal processing. Brat, released in 2024, brought club-oriented production together with songs about comparison, friendship, insecurity, and the demands of public attention.

A flexible musical identity

Charli’s records often treat the studio as a place to reshape a voice rather than simply reproduce a live performance. Repetition, synthetic sounds, and dance rhythms sit beside unusually candid lyrics. That combination allows her work to move between mainstream pop structures and more experimental electronic scenes without settling into one fixed production formula.