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In Vera Audio you’ll find a virtual flight case full of trending albums from the biggest artists in pop, hip hop and rock to name a few plus an engrossing world of podcasts, and mind-tickling ASMR and meditations to relax or zone out to. Looking for inspiration? Check out The List exclusives – that’s where we interview artists, listen to their playlists and find out the music that influences and inspires them.
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Bakar - Halo 
Camden-born Bakar has an indie sound shot through the prism of his Yemeni and Tanzanian heritage.
The result is gorgeous.
Chappell Roan - The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
Roan’s tantalising debut mixes heart-forward and sometimes eviscerating lyrics with upfront rock/pop.
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The Chemical Brothers - For That Beautiful Feeling
This tenth album of psychedelic 4x4 beats reminds us that nobody beats The Chems for euphoric instrumental dance music.
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Corrine Bailey Rae - Black Rainbow
Corinne’s stylistic u-turn has seen her go from polite electronica to fierce, political punk – and critics love it.
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Doja Cat - Scarlet
This fourth album finds LA-born Doja Cat twisting pop and hip hop to her own candy-coated ends.
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Hot Milk - A Call to the Void
Everyone knows you need to be careful when you heat milk. The same is true when it comes to pressing
a label on Hot Milk. Are they emo? Are they pop-rock? Are they part of the Manchester Music explosion? Who cares when the tunes are this good?
Hozier - Unreal Unearth
His success has been incredible (multi-platinum album sales, number one records, Grammy-nominations)
but Irish-born Hozier has kept his art close, meaning that this, his third, album is as intimate and personal as ever.
Jorja Smith - Falling or Flying
Walsall R&B star Jorja Smith embraces maturity with this second album bridging jazz, soul, R&B and funky house.
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Jungle - Volcano
Producers Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, aka Jungle, are back with a fourth album, which not only
leans into the band’s love of soul but, they say, sees the music ‘now getting to this place where it sounds freer, and more off the cuff than it's ever done’.
Kamaal Williams - Stings
Stings features Williams’ homegrown mix of jazz, hip-hop, R&B and EDM. Imagine jazz – except jazz in space.
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Ke$ha - Gag Order
Kesha reckons that musically this album is a confection of all her fave musical styles – from hyperpop to gospel
– while lyrically the themes are darker than usual, dealing with death, depression, control, hope and a quest for truth. The result is an angry yet uplifting album.
Kim Petras - Problématique
The first openly transgender artist to win a Grammy, Petras has unleashed a second album exploring themes of love and sex.
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Laufey - Bewitched
Icelandic singer Laufey’s sophomore album borrows as much from Taylor Swift as it does from Chet Baker and Ella Fitzgerald.
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Mae Muller - Sorry I’m Late... Again
Like the yoghurts bearing her name, Mae Muller has two sides – pop and R&B – which mixed together form a delicious whole.
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Morgan Wade - Psychopath
With the plaudits to match her tattoos (i.e., she’s up to her neck in them and they’re very colourful)
Morgan’s 2021 debut album, Reckless, snagged a place on Rolling Stone’s best-of-year list. Could album number two possibly top it? The answer is a button-click away.
Olivia Rodrigo - Guts
Having taken the pop world by storm with her stunning debut album, it seemed unlikely that Olivia could catch lightning
in a bottle a second time around. Well guess what? She has. From the uproarious Bad Idea, Right? To the excoriating Vampire, this is an essential follow-up.
Willie J Healey - Bunny
Imagine Elvis Costello meets The Beatles. Now imagine Florence Welch, Alex Turner, Joe from Idles and Jamie T
all queuing up to sings the praises of this musical entity. Congratulations, you have just imagined Willie J Healey.
Curio - Audio Content
Selection of beautifully narrated audio content handpicked from leading publications by Curio.
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Vera podcasts
The Vera Magazine Podcast
In each themed series, we bring you episodes featuring exclusive interviews and a behind the scenes look at the people, places, events and culture featured in Vera magazine.
Icons: Aerosmith
Whatever they get up to in elevators doesn’t matter – Aerosmith are gold-plated rock legends. Icons, if you will.
Retro: Dance
Take a trip back to a warehouse, field, or the club dancefloor with the classic tracks which your parents probably danced to.
Just Desi Hits
Some of the biggest hits coming from the Indian subcontinent capturing the newest sound from the regions.
Latin Flavours
Embrace the South American sound with this collection of modern cuts that are rocking the continent.
Boarding music
Depending on your flight time you’ll be listening to our Day or Night Boarding Music Playlist.
In the evenings when you fly with us we play a more relaxed playlist, creating a laid back vibe and during the day enjoy an upbeat mix of familiar and new tracks, both are available to listen to on Virgin Atlantic Vera.
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