Suki Waterhouse Announces Third Album ‘Loveland,’ Her First Since Signing to Island Records
Suki Waterhouse Unveils Her Third Studio Album, Loveland

The “Sparklemuffin” era is officially evolving into something new: Suki Waterhouse has announced that her third studio album, Loveland, is slated for release on July 10.
The singer-songwriter shared the exciting news via Instagram on Tuesday (April 21), offering fans a candid glimpse into the emotional landscape that shaped the project. “My new album Loveland was born in the space between who I was and who I’m becoming,” Waterhouse wrote, reflecting on the transformative period she navigated while writing the music.
“Part of me still aches for the rush of romance, for illusion, for the feeling of being swept away,” she continued. “Another part is reaching for something quieter, something that can last. Something true.”
While the full 14-track collection arrives this summer, listeners won’t have to wait long for a preview. Waterhouse previously debuted the lead single, “Back in Love,” and has confirmed that the follow-up track, “Tiny Raisin,” arrives this Friday (April 24).
Loveland serves as the successor to her 2024 sophomore release, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin. This project also marks a significant professional milestone for the artist: it is her first record under Island Records—her debut major label partnership—following her previous independent work with Sub Pop.
Although she has yet to announce a formal headlining tour for Loveland, fans can catch her live at various festival appearances throughout the summer, including a performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago.
You can pre-save Loveland here.
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