If you haven’t caught on already, Suki Waterhouse is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry, and her sophomore album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, is proof that she’s gearing up to play the long game.

Suki Waterhouse discovered the Sparklemuffin spider during a late night scroll. The spider became the mascot for her sophomore album, “Memoir of a Sparklemuffin,” out Friday.

Even from my nosebleed, upper-tier seat at Wembley Stadium, Suki Waterhouse’s heavenly soundscape instantly transported me to another world. I’d always been a fan of Waterhouse, but her performance as the opener of The Eras Tour in London is what made me fall in love with her as an artist.

Suki Waterhouse’s sophomore album, “Memoir of a Sparklemuffin” (2024), is a love story about her fiancé, artistry and self. Waterhouse expands her range by including more upbeat and stripped-back tracks than on her 2022 album “I Can’t Let Go,” while elevating her signature reverberated dream-pop.

Suki Waterhouse — best known for her hit “Good Looking” — released her second studio album Memoir of a Sparklemuffin on Friday. With sounds alluding to ‘90s and early 2000s soft rock, the dream-pop album reflects Waterhouse’s effortlessly chic persona and classic tastes.

The multihyphenate opens up about taking the stage at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, being taken seriously as an artist and her fascination with the “Sparklemuffin” spider.

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