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BEABADOOBEE
releases new album
THIS IS HOW TOMORROW MOVES
produced by
RICK RUBIN
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Produced by Rick Rubin, This Is How Tomorrow Moves features the singles ‘Ever Seen’, ‘Take A Bite’ and ‘Coming Home’, and stands as a testament to Beabadoobee’s artistic evolution and resilience. It captures a journey through confidence and introspection, with themes of self-acceptance and personal growth woven throughout, in parts a love letter to her younger self and all that she’s been through. Bea also shared her new single and video ‘Beaches’.
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One of the later additions to This Is How Tomorrow Moves, ‘Beaches’ was written when Bea was recording the album at Rick Rubin’s Malibu studios, Shangri-La. During that time Bea revelled in her new surroundings: eating healthily, soaking up the sun, going for dips in the ocean and constantly writing and recording. ‘Beaches’ encapsulates this special, unforgettable time, with its chorus refrain of “I’m sure now, I’m sure now” celebrating her self-belief and new level of confidence. “I was just going to put my feet in,” Bea reminisces about her first time jumping into the water in Malibu, “But then everyone was like, ‘Why wouldn’t you just put your whole body in? Jump in!’. And that became such an encapsulation of this whole recording opportunity – don’t do it half-arsed, just go fucking full-force!”
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With guidance from Rubin, beabadoobee noted how much she enjoyed getting back to the roots of her craft. “He kind of gave me the confidence that I can trust my songwriting – like I earned this position to be in Shangri-La, it’s not an opportunity to waste, and it just gave me a shit-ton of confidence: I can write a song, that’s the one thing I know I can do.”
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