Charli XCX is one of my favourite artists and it's amazing to see behind the scenes of her making her album "How I'm Feeling Now" during lockdown. It's also a documentary that shows she really cares about her fans. Instead of having this filmed with a big camera crew, it's just Charli and two other people filming on handy cams. It gives a real rawness to it and I think that's what made this work so well.

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Global pop star Charli XCX enlists fans to help her produce the album how i'm feeling now while quarantined during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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