Charli xcx Unveils ‘Wuthering Heights’ Tracklist Featuring Surprise Collab With Sky Ferreira

Charli XCX and Sky Ferreira make sense together like black leather and silver studs. Both are classic and bold in their own way, but together make something gorgeously edgy. Such was the case with industrial synth-pop gem "Cross You Out," the collaboration featured on Charli's third studio from 2019 Charli. Turns out we'll get to witness their potent pop powers come together once again. Charli has shared the full tracklist for the forthcoming soundtrack she made for Emerald Fennell's adaptation of literary classic Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Ferreira is listed as a featured artist on a track titled "Eyes Of The World."

via: Billboard

In an Instagram post following the Los Angeles premiere of Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s famous novel, the British dance-pop star shared a carousel of photos of herself in a gold period gown, walking the red carpet with stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The final slide is a screenshot of a comment Charli recently left on the Wuthering Heights Letterboxd page, in which she premiered the 12 song names in order.

“‘Wuthering Heights’ 13th February <3,” she wrote simply in her caption.

The singer’s companion album to the film will feature songs such as “Dying for You,” “Open Up,” “My Remember” and “Funny Mouth,” as well as a track titled “Eyes of the World” featuring Ferreira. The latter comes about seven years after Charli last worked with the California alt-pop star, who has famously released very little music over the years due to her fraught relationship with former label Capitol Records; in 2019, Ferreira guested on “Cross You Out” for Charli’s self-titled album.

The Wuthering Heights album is set to drop on the same day Fennell’s adaptation will hit theaters. So far, fans have already heard “House” featuring John Cale of Velvet Underground, “Chains of Love” and “Wall of Sound” from the LP.

“I wanted to dive into persona, into a world that felt undeniably raw, wild, sexual, gothic, British, tortured and full of actual real sentences, punctuation and grammar,” Charli wrote in a Substack essay about the project around the time its trailer dropped in November. “This collection of songs is an album, and sure, my name’s on the credits, but is it a Charli xcx album? I don’t even know. Nor do I really care to find out.”

See the full Wuthering Heights tracklist below.

“House” (feat. John Cale)

“Wall of Sound”

“Dying for You”

“Always Everywhere”

“Chains of Love”

“Out of Myself”

“Open Up”

“Seeing Things”

“Altars”

“Eyes of the World” (feat. Sky Ferreira)

“My Reminder”

“Funny Mouth”