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Call her an actress, a model, or whatever, but Suki Waterhouse is definitely a great songstress. In her second album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, she explores themes of self-reflection, personal growth, and breaking free from self-destructive choices. The title is inspired by the lifecycle of the Sparklemuffin spider and reflects her struggle to overcome anxieties. Overall, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin features 18 tracks, with “My Fun,” “OMG,” “Supersad,” “Blackout Drunk,” and “Model, Actress, Whatever” serving as singles. In support of the album, Suki will embark on the Sparklemuffin Tour, kicking off September 28th. Without further ado, see below for InMusic’s ranking of all 18 tracks from Suki Waterhouse’s new album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.


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To Get You


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Lullaby


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Everybody Breaks Up Anyway


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Could’ve Been a Star


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Big Love


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My Fun


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Helpless


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Faded


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Legendary


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Nonchalant


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Gateway Drug


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OMG


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Lawsuit


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Supersad


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Think Twice


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Blackout Drunk


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To Love


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Model, Actress, Whatever


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2 responses to “Suki Waterhouse’s ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’: The Best Songs, Ranked”

  1. […] Suki Waterhouse is heading back on the road with a new era fully in motion. On April 28, the singer-songwriter officially announced The Loveland Tour 2026, a sprawling North American run supporting her upcoming third studio album Loveland, set for release July 10 via Island Records. […]

  2. […] Suki Waterhouse is giving vinyl collectors something far beyond a standard deluxe pressing. The singer-songwriter has unveiled a special edition of her upcoming third studio album Loveland that transforms the record into a fully playable board game, turning one of summer’s most anticipated indie-pop releases into an interactive listening experience. […]

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