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Suki Waterhouse has announced her new album ‘Loveland’, bringing in Aaron Dessner, Amy Allen and more
Her 14-track album is arriving in July through Island Records.
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"Milk Teeth - EP" is an album by Suki Waterhouse, released 4th November 2022 via Sub Pop Records. It features 6 tracks, including "Neon Signs", "Valentine", and "Good Looking". The album is filed under Alternative.
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READ MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEREAD MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEREAD MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEREAD MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEREAD MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEREAD MORE ABOUT SUKI WATERHOUSEHer 14-track album is arriving in July through Island Records.
The star's Island Records debut hints at a forthcoming new album, 'FYI'
Suki Waterhouse releases new single with a family affair music video directed by sister Immy and edited by sister Madeleine.
She'll embark on a five-date tour across the UK and Europe in August 2025, including festival appearances.
The new track comes as she prepares for an upcoming sold-out shows at LA's The Roxy.
Suki recently performed at Mitski‘s day of All Points East.
Catch her at Mitski‘s day of All Points East on 18th August.
The tour, supporting her yet to be formally announced upcoming album, will start on September 28th in Denver.
She's got a new full-length on the way.
Suki Waterhouse has shared her new EP 'Milk Teeth', out today, 4th November, via Sub Pop Records.
The single arrived on September 8th via Sub Pop Records.
The EP features five songs from Waterhouse’s early career plus one new track.
Waterhouse explains the song as being "about the romance of missing the idea of something, someone."
It is the latest preview of her debut album, which will be released on 22nd April.
The track comes ahead of her upcoming debut album next month.
The track comes ahead of her upcoming debut album in April
The record's coming via Sub Pop this spring.
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