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Charli xcx Drops ‘Wuthering Heights’ Tracklist and Teases Unexpected Sky Ferreira Feature — and fans are already buzzing. The pop innovator has officially revealed the complete 12-song lineup for her upcoming Wuthering Heights soundtrack album, shortly after attending the film’s Los Angeles premiere on Wednesday (Jan. 28).
Following the red-carpet event for Emerald Fennell’s bold new adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel, Charli took to Instagram to share a striking carousel of images. The post featured the singer dressed in a shimmering gold, period-style gown as she posed alongside co-stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The final slide, however, is what truly caught fans’ attention: a screenshot of a comment Charli left on the film’s Wuthering Heights Letterboxd page, where she quietly unveiled the full tracklist in sequence.
She kept her caption short and sweet, writing, “‘Wuthering Heights’ 13th February <3,” confirming the project’s release date.
A Tracklist Full of Emotion — and a Long-Awaited Reunion
The soundtrack includes evocative titles such as “Dying for You,” “Open Up,” “My Reminder,” and “Funny Mouth,” all hinting at the intense emotional world of the film. The biggest surprise, though, comes with “Eyes of the World,” which features Sky Ferreira.
The collaboration marks the first time Charli and Ferreira have worked together in nearly seven years. Their last joint effort was 2019’s “Cross You Out” from Charli’s self-titled album. Ferreira’s appearance is especially notable given her sporadic release history, largely shaped by her well-documented struggles with former label Capitol Records.
Release Date and Songs Fans Have Already Heard
The Wuthering Heights soundtrack is set to arrive on the same day Fennell’s film hits theaters. Ahead of the release, listeners have already been introduced to several tracks from the project, including “House” featuring Velvet Underground legend John Cale, along with “Chains of Love” and “Wall of Sound.”
Reflecting on the creative direction behind the album, Charli previously shared her thoughts in a Substack essay released around the time the film’s trailer dropped in November.
“I wanted to dive into persona, into a world that felt undeniably raw, wild, sexual, gothic, British, tortured and full of actual real sentences, punctuation and grammar,” she wrote. “This collection of songs is an album, and sure, my name’s on the credits, but is it a Charli xcx album? I don’t even know. Nor do I really care to find out.”
Wuthering Heights Soundtrack: Full Tracklist
“House” (feat. John Cale)
“Wall of Sound”
“Dying for You”
“Always Everywhere”
“Chains of Love”
“Out of Myself”
“Open Up”
“Seeing Things”
“Altars”
“Eyes of the World” (feat. Sky Ferreira)
“My Reminder”
“Funny Mouth”
With its gothic atmosphere, unexpected collaborations, and Charli xcx’s unmistakable creative edge, the Wuthering Heights soundtrack is shaping up to be one of her most intriguing projects yet.
