Suki Waterhouse Talks ‘Loveland’ On ‘Lipps Service’

Oct 13, 2026 - 22:46
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Suki Waterhouse Talks ‘Loveland’ On ‘Lipps Service’
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Suki Waterhouse is the guest on the latest installment of the SPIN Presents Lipps Service podcast, speaking with host Scott Lipps about balancing her music and acting careers with motherhood and her partnership with Robert Pattinson, and how those subjects informed her latest Island album, Loveland.

Waterhouse tells the stories behind growing up in London and absorbing the U.K. music scene, acting on Daisy Jones & the Six, signing with Sub Pop and the unexpected second life of the song “Good Looking.” The conversation winds down with anecdotes about Taylor Swift and Hayley Williams, Mick Fleetwood’s contribution to “Morals,” how her music evolved during a major period of change and the records she considers perfect from beginning to end.

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On the previous episode of Lipps Service, Andrew Watt talked about growing up on Long Island and hustling around New York before becoming one of the most in-demand producers, songwriters and musicians in the world.

Since it began in 2018, the acclaimed podcast has featured many of the biggest voices and personalities in music, including exclusive interviews with Anthony Kiedis, David Lee Roth, Hozier, Maynard James Keenan, the Police’s Stewart Copeland, Billy Corgan, Mick Fleetwood, Nikki Sixx, Charli xcx, Perry Farrell, Tom Morello, the Kills and many more. Every few weeks, a new episode of SPIN Presents Lipps Service is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Stay tuned into all things Lipps Service by following the podcast on Instagram (@lippsservicepod), TikTok (@lippsservice) and YouTube (@LippsService).

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