Charli XCX has reluctantly made available the B-sides from her 'Music, Fashion, Film' album on iTunes, following initial resistance to digital streaming.

The three tracks—'I Keep On Thinking Bout You Every Single Day and Night', 'Playboy Bunny', and 'If You Take the Music Then What Has She Got?'—were originally released as physical B-sides for singles like 'Rock Music' and 'Camera'.

The artist expressed reluctance to place them on streaming platforms, citing a desire to maintain their artistic integrity, but ultimately complied with fan demand.The release coincided with the album's launch, which also included a theatrical short film previewed in cinemas.

Charli's new album features collaborations with producers like Cook and Keane, marking her first conventional studio effort since 2024's 'Brat'.She is set to headline major festivals and embark on a North American tour.The article highlights her creative process and the cultural significance of B-sides in modern music.