Suki Waterhouse's Evolving Sound
Suki Waterhouse releases 'Loveland,' her third album exploring motherhood and evolution with new collaborators.
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Suki Waterhouse has released her third studio album, 'Loveland,' a record that charts her life since becoming a mother and finding a new sense of self. According to AP News, she started work on the album almost immediately after wrapping her 2024 sophomore record, 'Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.'
The album brings in a fresh set of collaborators, including hit songwriter Amy Allen and producer Aaron Dessner of The National. It also features a drum track from Fleetwood Mac legend Mick Fleetwood, a nod to Waterhouse's role in the TV series 'Daisy Jones & the Six.'
A Personal Revolution Sparked by Motherhood
Waterhouse says she was searching for 'a personal revolution' when she began writing 'Loveland,' according to Daily Gazette. The album reflects how becoming a mother reshaped her identity. She wanted the record to capture who she is now, not who she was before.
Independent reports that the project came together quickly. Waterhouse had creative momentum after finishing her sophomore album and did not want to lose it. The result is a record that feels urgent and personal rather than polished and safe.
New Collaborators Push Her Sound in Fresh Directions
To make 'Loveland' feel different, Waterhouse brought in new voices. Amy Allen is a well-known songwriter behind hits for other major artists. Aaron Dessner, best known for his work with The National and Taylor Swift, handled production duties, according to Newsday.
Dessner is known for building lush, layered soundscapes. His touch adds emotional weight to the record. Waterhouse has worked with outside producers before, but this pairing marks a notable step toward a bigger, more cinematic sound, Winnipeg Free Press noted.
Mick Fleetwood Drums on 'Morals,' a Nod to Daisy Jones
One of the album's most talked-about moments is the track 'Morals.' Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood played on the song, according to WRAL. The collaboration is a direct callback to Waterhouse's role in 'Daisy Jones & the Six,' the Amazon Prime series set in the 1970s rock world.
Having Fleetwood on the record gives 'Morals' real rock credibility. It also connects Waterhouse's acting career to her music in a concrete way. The cameo blurs the line between her on-screen life and her real one, WGNO reported.
What Comes Next for Waterhouse
Waterhouse has hinted at future projects beyond 'Loveland.' She has not shared specific details, but she made clear that her creative pace is not slowing down. She released three albums in just a few years, a fast clip for any artist, according to CA News Yahoo.
Her path — from model to actor to recording artist — has been anything but linear. With 'Loveland,' she seems to have found a lane that is fully her own. Fans and critics will be watching to see where she goes next.
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