Suki Waterhouse - Loveland [Pink]

Suki Waterhouse turns her attention to matters of the heart on Loveland, her 2026 album, pressed on pink vinyl and housed in a gatefold jacket.

The London-born singer, model and actor had already proved her musical instincts on I Can't Let Go and Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin, hazy, nostalgic records that drew on dream pop and classic songwriting. Her turn as keyboardist Karen Sirko in Daisy Jones & The Six only sharpened her reputation as a performer who understands the romance of a great pop song.

Loveland keeps that bittersweet streak, with song titles that read like pages torn from a diary. Back In Love, Notting Hill and Teardrops hint at the territory, from fresh starts to messy endings, while When I Get Drunk (I Want You Boy) shows off the wry sense of humor that has always sat beneath her glamour.

Her voice remains the main draw, breathy and conversational, sitting close to the microphone as though she is confiding in a friend over a late drink.

The pink pressing and gatefold jacket make it a pretty object to match the music, a natural addition for fans who have followed her from the runway to the stage and now into a new chapter.