Angie Martoccio
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The last time Suki Waterhouse performed at Lollapalooza was in 2023, when she was three months pregnant. “I was wearing a catsuit,” she tells Rolling Stone. “You couldn’t really tell, but I could tell from the pictures, because I had the biggest boobs my life. They were amazing! I was sometimes feeling quite nauseous, but having a great time nonetheless.”
Three years later, Waterhouse is back, fresh off the release of her excellent new album, Loveland. She took part in another round of Rolling Stone‘s Song Shuffle series, ready to discuss her current listens. First up: Sophie B. Hawkins’ “Swing From Limb to Limb (My Home Is in Your Jungle),” from 1994’s Whaler. “You guys have to go in and listen to this song right now,” Waterhouse says. “She is so horny and sexy. It’s hot. It’s slightly Cocteau Twins, like alt-dreamy indie pop.”
Donna Lewis’ massive 1996 pop hit “I Love You Always Forever” appeared next — which Waterhouse says currently plays after each of her shows on the Loveland tour. “I just think it’s one of the most beautifully written songs ever, actually,” she said. “And it just puts me in the best mood.”
