Loveland

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<b>A confident and sexy blend of soft rock and indie pop from the British singer.</b> Suki Waterhouse’s sexy and confident third album, <i>Loveland</i>, yields a lush and groovy blend of soft rock and indie pop, often sweet, often provocative. The album features several new-to-Waterhouse faces, including the ever-popular Aaron Dessner, who brings his folksy production and piano to <b>“Seasons”</b> and <b>“Almost,”</b> as well as Mick Fleetwood, the drummer on the ’70s-esque jam <b>“Morals.”</b> Noah Kahan collaborator Gabe Simon, songwriter favorite Amy Allen, and Lorde’s <i>Pure Heroine</i> producer Joe Little come together with the British singer for the magnetic <b>“Any Man.”</b> (Simon also joined for the energetic rocker <b>“Tiny Raisin“</b> and Allen helped pen the aforementioned <b>“Morals.”</b>) While not quite a contributor, there’s also one big potential muse. Wistful romanticism closes the album with an apparent nod to Waterhouse’s superstar partner Robert Pattinson on <b>“Weirdo.”</b> “You’re on a set, is that ancient Rome?/Now I’m in a drive-through, out on the road/I’m calling you up, just letting you know/I’m missing my favorite weirdo,” she sings.

via Apple Music