Review

Suki Waterhouse’s Memoir of a Sparklemuffin is dreamy, cinematic, and soaked in emotion. It’s like flipping through a soft-focus scrapbook of heartbreaks, daydreams, and late-night drives. Her voice is hazy but intentional—fragile in places, fierce in others—and that balance gives the album its charm.

Tracks like “My Fun” and “Supersad” shimmer with lo-fi melancholy, while others feel like a quiet rebellion against pop polish. There’s a distinct 90s alt-pop and shoegaze influence running through it, but it still feels modern, personal, and uniquely hers.

While a few songs blur together on first listen, the album rewards you if you lean in. Suki’s not just modeling sound—she’s crafting a mood, a vibe, a memoir. And honestly? It sparkles.