Tracklist for SOPHIE’s posthumous album revealed in honour of her birthdayThe full tracklist for SOPHIE’s posthumous album has been revealed by her estate in honour of what would have been her 38th birthday.
SOPHIE, also known as Sophie Xeon, became (and remains) a vast inspiration and muse to many from her music career as a producer, songwriter, and DJ. She worked with the likes of Charli XCX, A . G. Cook, and many more. SOPHIE sadly died in 2021 following an accidental fall from a building in Athens, Greece.

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In a post on X shared on 17 September, her estate revealed the full track list – which spans 16 songs and features contributions from Kim Petras, Nina Kraviz and more – writing, “On such a special day, we’re excited to celebrate Sophie and reveal her tracklist for the upcoming album SOPHIE.”
It is as follows:

Intro (The Full Horror)
RAWWWWWW (feat. Jozzy)
Plunging Asymptote (feat. Juliana Huxtable)
The Dome’s Protection (feat. Nina Kraviz)
Reason Why (feat. Kim Petras and BC Kingdom)
Live in My Truth (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)
Why Lies (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)
Do you Wanna Be Alive (feat. BIG SISTER)
Elegance (feat. Popstar)
Berlin Nightmare (feat. Evita Manji)
Gallop (feat. Evita Manji)
One More Time (feat. Popstar)
Exhilarate (feat. Bibi Bourelly)
Always and Forever (feat. Hannah Diamond)
My Forever (feat. Cecile Believe)
Love Me Off Earth (feat. Doss)

The album was announced back in June this year, and will land on 27 September via Transgressive Records and Future Classic. At the time of the album announcement, SOPHIE’s family shared a statement, in which they wrote, “When we, Sophie’s family, took our first steps towards bringing this project to fruition we contacted the dear friends with whom she envisioned the album.
“We wrote, ‘We have been finding comfort in the music Sophie left us, it is a gift that we truly cherish as we try to find a way forward, with Sophie forever at the centre of our worlds.’ Sophie didn’t often speak publicly of her private life, preferring to put everything she wanted to articulate in her music.”
The statement continues, “It feels only right to share with the world the music she hoped to release, in the belief that we can all connect with her in this, the form she loved most. Sophie gave all of herself to her music. It’s here that she can always be found.”
Find out more over at SOPHIE’s official website, or pre-order the album now.
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