Charli XCX Drops Cheeky ‘Playboy Bunny’ B-Side to ‘SS26’
Charli XCX has released a new B-side track titled 'Playboy Bunny' to accompany her latest single 'SS26.' The song is exclusively available on her Instagram account and a limited edition 7” vinyl. Charli explained that the B-sides are meant to complement her upcoming album, showcasing contrasting sonic elements.
- ▪Charli XCX's new B-side track is called 'Playboy Bunny.'
- ▪The song is only available on her Instagram account and a limited edition 7” vinyl.
- ▪Charli stated that the B-sides are meant to complement her upcoming album and feature contrasting elements.
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