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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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Benjamin Ingrosso - Pink Velvet Theatre
Pop powerhouse Ingrosso lets us into his head on this eighth album – and it’s a surreal, psychedelic place to stay.
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Biig Piig - 11:11
Irish-born, Spanish-raised and London-based, Biig Piig’s debut is woozy, restless, and full of late-night emotional static.
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Central Cee - CAN'T RUSH GREATNESS
UK hip hop’s biggest breakout star slays with a debut album that proves homegrown is the best strain.
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Cody Frost - ANATOMY
Burnley-born Frost first turned heads (and chairs) on The Voice. This latest EP is a mix of alt-pop and punk energy.
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Djo - The Crux
The third album from Chicago-born Djo channels 80s pop and psych-rock into a concept album set in a surreal hotel.
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Greentea Peng - TELL DEM IT'S SUNNY
Neo-soul meets dub and psychedelia on the second album from South London’s Greentea Peng.
It’s as heady as it is spiritual.
Jennie - Ruby
South Korea’s biggest name goes personal as Blackpink’s Jennie makes her solo debut with slick R&B-pop.
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Lady Gaga - MAYHEM
The latest from the shape-shifting icon explodes with synths, chaos and theatre. Think glam, grit,
and pure adrenaline.
Larkin Poe - Bloom
Nashville-based Lovell sisters crank up the southern rock swagger on an album packed with fiery guitar
and bluesy attitude.
LISA - Alter Ego
Thai-born Blackpink star launches her solo era with a genre-skipping debut full of swagger, polish,
and multiple identities.
Nao - Jupiter
East London’s R&B alchemist hits album four with rich vocals, cosmic grooves, and the glow of someone
who’s been through it.
Robbie Williams - Better Man
Robbie Williams’ classics given a makeover on this soundtrack album from the movie that gives him the simian treatment.
themes of loss and grief.
Sam Fender - People Watching
Album three sees Fender shift inward, with stadium-sized sound intact, but now wrapped around bruised reflection.
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Saya Gray - SAYA
Japanese-Canadian newcomer’s debut is bold, surrealist and fragmented pop with nothing played straight.
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Tate McRae - So Close To What
The third album from the Calgary hitmaker is pop with feeling. Dancefloor heartbreak for the hyper-aware
generation.
The Weather Station - Humanhood
Canadian folk-rockers continue their evolution with this atmospheric, poetic meditation on change and identity.
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The Weeknd - Hurry Up Tomorrow
Packed with starry features, The Weeknd’s sixth explores heartbreak, fame, and the lure of the night.
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Timothée - A Complete Unknown (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Chalamet steps into Bob Dylan’s shoes, bringing his own understated style
to a soundtrack steeped in folk history.
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Drum & Bass Essentials
Not just essentials but also new breakbeat anthems rocking the dancefloors. Once purely a British thing, now a global movement.
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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