Check out Charli XCX’s latest music video for her song ‘Always Everywhere’ from the album ‘Wuthering Heights’

Charli XCX’s contribution to Emerald Fennell’s latest film, “Wuthering Heights,” is a new soundtrack that has recently been released, accompanied by a music video for her song “Always Everywhere.”

In the video, Charli can be seen in various scenes – lying in the grass in a black dress, running through a forest in a white dress, and standing in a pond in a red dress with a set table underwater next to her. The video also features shots of unidentified individuals rolling around in the grass and mud, black-and-white birds, and random objects like a candle and a chair being thrown into the water.

The lyrics of the song talk about being unable to escape the storm someone else caused, with constant lightning feelings and the recurring echo of a name. Charli, in an Instagram post, shared her thoughts about how the world of the film helped her escape into something different, allowing her to immerse herself in a story that wasn’t her own. She expressed her desire for listeners to be transported to that world too. Charli also showed her appreciation for her collaborators, including Joe Keery, known for his work on “Stranger Things” and his music under the alias Djo.

Interestingly, the theme of “Wuthering Heights” not only inspired Fennell’s movie but also has ties to Kate Bush, whose song “Running Up That Hill” was featured prominently in “Stranger Things.” Kate Bush’s debut hit was “Wuthering Heights,” also named after the same Emily Brontë novel the movie is based on. TikTok has reported a 68% increase in the use of her music in videos due to the film.

In conclusion, Charli XCX’s latest song and music video captivate viewers with their atmospheric visuals and haunting lyrics, tying seamlessly into the themes of the film “Wuthering Heights.” The connections between the film, its accompanying soundtrack, and iconic artists like Kate Bush add a layer of depth and intrigue to the overall experience.