Charli XCX has officially made the Music, Fashion, Film B-sides easier to access. Days after the album’s release, the pop innovator announced via Instagram that the previously exclusive bonus tracks are now available to purchase on iTunes, giving fans another way to hear the songs beyond the limited-edition vinyl box set.
Sharing the update with followers, Charli wrote: “this week was cute and cooooool <333 ps i caved… bsides available on itunes now… iykyk 😉” The playful message confirmed that the sought-after tracks, originally tied to the Music, Fashion, Film: B-Sides Box Set, are no longer limited to physical collectors.
For fans wondering how to get Charli XCX’s Music, Fashion, Film B-sides, the process is straightforward. The bonus songs are now available as digital purchases through the iTunes Store, allowing listeners to buy and download them without purchasing the complete vinyl package. The announcement marks a notable shift after the singer initially positioned the tracks as exclusive content accompanying the collector-focused release unveiled on July 22.
The box set paired the standard Music, Fashion, Film vinyl with a collection of seven-inch singles, each featuring its own corresponding B-side. At the time, Charli described the package as “really special,” encouraging fans to pre-order it ahead of the album’s July 24 release.
The digital rollout arrives as Music, Fashion, Film continues its impressive commercial start. The album generated 10.5 million Spotify streams during its first day. It also climbed to No. 1 on the U.S. iTunes Albums chart, extending the momentum established by the singles “Rock Music,” “SS26,” “Wink Wink,” and “Camera.”
Behind the music, Charli XCX recently shared handwritten-style liner notes explaining how the project emerged from an unexpected burst of inspiration after a period of creative uncertainty. She credited longtime collaborators A. G. Cook and Finn Keane while also thanking filmmaker Martin Scorsese, musician John Cale, fashion designer Marc Jacobs, director David Cronenberg and numerous contributors who helped shape the album’s distinctive concept.
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