beabadoobee Releases Third Studio Album ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’

(‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves Tour’ Admat)

About beabadoobee

Born in the Philippines and raised in London, Beatrice Laus, known as beabadoobee, has emerged as a British, alt-pop icon. With two acclaimed albums and five diverse EPs she’s garnered BRIT Award and BBC Sound Of nominations and won NME’s 2020 Radar award. With over 5 billion streams worldwide, beabadoobee has built a massive, dedicated Gen-Z fan base. Her highly anticipated debut album Fake It Flowers was released in 2020 to widespread critical acclaim and debuted in the top 10 of the UK charts. 2022’s follow up Beatopia is a fantastical yet deeply personal world that was formed in the imagination of a 7-year-old beabadoobee and has been carried with her ever since.

Beatopia debuted in the top 5 of the UK charts and came accompanied by her biggest sold-out UK tour to date, a huge sold-out North America tour, as well as shows in Australia and Asia and performances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert. Receiving global praise for Beatopia and gracing the covers of The Face, GQ Hype, UPROXX, and NME, beabadoobee has also shared stages with The 1975, Halsey, and Clairo, and has played at some of the biggest festivals in the world, including Coachella, Glastonbury, Gov Ball, Summer Sonic, and many more.

“For someone who is still figuring it all out, beabadoobee has never sounded as self-assured as she does on This Is How Tomorrow Moves. Bea is at her best when she mixes her super-charged guitar licks with sleek beats that are so good they conjure both a satisfying sense of nostalgia and prickly excitement… [and] has crystallized her sonic landscape, thanks to her command of guitar and her angelic delivery. It’s a feat that makes us excited for whatever comes next.” – Rolling Stone

“Beabadoobee is back… getting ready to release her most intimate album yet, [featuring] dreamy first single, ‘Take A Bite… she’s sharper than ever… an excellent return for the singer-songwriter.’” – Billboard

“The verses [on “Take A Bite”] have a faster, conversational flow, as if she’s talking to the listener directly – her inspirations were Fiona Apple and Incubus, which are evident in its moody ‘90s-‘00s rock feel.” – ELLE Magazine

“[Her] latest single, “Take a Bite,” the first song off of her upcoming album, perfectly bridges that sweet voice and tough sound. That balance has become a beabadoobee signature. But this time around, [she] possesses a new level of strength and stamina [and] Bea is ready for this new era.” – High Snobiety

“The first single from Beabadoobee’s Rick Rubin-produced new album is darkly-toned and deeply catchy, Beatrice Lau’s precision-engineered hooks cutting through the lush production like butter.” – PAPER Magazine

“Take a Bite” [is] a catchy, melodic, swirling indie tune that finds beabadoobee reflecting on the life she lives.” – Consequence

“‘Take A Bite’ is a lush pop tune” – The FADER

“After getting her start making bedroom pop, beabadoobee has taken a big leap up with This Is How Tomorrow Moves, recording with Rick Rubin at his Shangri-La studios. Lead single “Take A Bite” sounds big and bold. It reminds me of the mid-‘90s moment when pop singer-songwriters were making sure to put grungy guitar vroom into even their most pop-ready tracks.” – Stereogum

“Beabadoobee will be away from home for most of September due to her headlining This Is How Tomorrow Moves Tour. And based upon the lyrics in her newly released “Coming Home” single, Beabadoobee will miss the comforts of her mundane routine while performing her forthcoming Rick Rubin-produced ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’ album for adorning crowds.” – UPROXX

“Ahead of the August 16 release of her Rick Rubin-produced album This is How Tomorrow Moves, beabadoodee released “Coming Home,” the album’s second single after “Take A Bite.” Weird, heartfelt, and true-to-her as ever, she shows us why she is still an artist to watch.” – NYLON

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