Porcelain

Porcelain is the debut studio album from Australian pop artist Peach PRC (Sharlee Jade Curnow), released on April 3, 2026^[1]. The record took roughly two years to complete and marks a deliberate widening of her sound beyond the camp electro-synth-pop of her earlier work, folding in textures of rock, country, and electronica^[1].

The title doubles as an acronym: Peach's stage surname, PRC, has always stood for "Porcelain," and this album is the first time she has built an entire project directly around that meaning^[2]. Curnow has described a difficult creative stretch of writing in sterile, disconnected spaces before finding a breakthrough by spending time outdoors, including volunteering at a bush care reserve, which reoriented the album toward natural imagery and a more grounded emotional register^[2].

Critically, Porcelain was received as a maturation of her artistry, with reviewers pointing to tighter songwriting and a more expansive world than her earlier releases, while also tracing a thematic arc toward authenticity over spectacle^[1][3]. Across the tracklist, Curnow confronts her complicated relationship with religion and her upbringing, revisits a difficult family history, and ultimately arrives at a closing fairy tale that functions as a farewell to the version of herself the rest of the album spends its runtime examining^[3].

The album's rollout unfolded across five singles, "Miss Erotica," "Out Loud," "Back to You," "Eucalyptus," and "Hold It for Her," released between November 2025 and April 2026^[4]. Porcelain reached number four on the ARIA Albums Chart and was supported by Curnow's Wandering Spirit tour across Australia and New Zealand^[1].