Charli xcx's 'Crash' was a bid for mainstream success that ultimately lacked authenticity, yet her follow-up album 'Brat' boldly embraced her artistic freedom and identity.
'Brat' emerged as the defining pop album of the year, showcasing a sound that broke away from traditional expectations and leaned into club music's aggressive roots.
'Crash' was well-reviewed but felt like a deadening experience for Charli, prompting her to reject the constraints of pop stardom in favor of genuine creative expression.
With its striking cover art and dynamic sound, 'Brat' signified a sharp turn from the superficial aesthetics of mainstream pop, influencing even cultural conversations outside music.
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