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Latest Release
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- AUG 9, 2024
- 14 Songs
- This Is How Tomorrow Moves · 2024
- death bed (feat. beabadoobee) [coffee for your head] - Single · 2020
- This Is How Tomorrow Moves · 2024
- Glue Song (feat. Clairo) - Single · 2023
- Beatopia · 2022
- the way things go - Single · 2023
- This Is How Tomorrow Moves · 2024
- Glue Song - Single · 2023
- This Is How Tomorrow Moves · 2024
- This Is How Tomorrow Moves · 2024
Albums
- 2023
- 2024
- 2024
- 2024
- 2023
Artist Playlists
- Whispery indie pop riddled with sharp observations.
- The indie singer-songwriter shares some of her favorite tracks to keep you moving all summer.
Appears On
More To Hear
- Conversation around her album This Is How Tomorrow Moves.
- The artist joins Elton John on the Rocket Hour.
- The artist on “Coming Home."
- The singer-songwriter on “Take A Bite” and music influences.
- The artist talks 'beatopia' and plays exclusive session tracks.
- beabadoobee is live in session and talks 'beatopia.'
- Bea shares a stripped back, live recording of her song "10:36."
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About beabadoobee
As beabadoobee, singer-songwriter Beatrice Kristi Ilejay Laus meticulously dissects the tiny joys and inner battles of everyday life and wraps them all into snug indie-pop gems. Born in 2000 in the Philippines, Beatrice moved to London with her parents at age three. After spending a number of years playing the violin, she found the creative outlet she was craving after her father gifted her a guitar at age 17. Inspired by the lo-fi lullabies of Kimya Dawson on the Juno soundtrack and the candid ballads of Original Pilipino Music, she began crafting songs in her “safe place”: her bedroom. The Apple Music Up Next alum recorded her debut track, the cozy acoustic lullaby “Coffee,” in 2017. A nearly instant online hit that would be reworked into the 2020 Powfu hit “death bed (coffee for your head),” the tweeish track landed her a record deal with Dirty Hit Records and kicked off a prolific musical streak that included opening for Clairo and The 1975 and releasing 2020’s Fake It Flowers, a tender, cathartic love letter to ’90s alternative and indie rock—and to herself. Laus followed this debut with an expansive second full-length, 2022’s Beatopia, that incorporated influences from glitchy electro and R&B, along with a string of one-off singles, including 2023’s orchestrated romantic waltz “Glue Song.” She also bolstered her list of collaborators—including jazz sensation Laufey on “A Night To Remember”—and opened several dates of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. The momentum behind beabadoobee continued to increase on the dreamy ’90s alt-rock single “Take A Bite,” from 2024’s This Is How Tomorrow Moves. But as she has built up her confidence and her sound, Laus remains a refreshingly honest voice. “With my music, I want it to feel like a warm blanket,” she told Apple Music. “I want it to be that album you dance to in your bedroom late at night.”
- HOMETOWN
- Iloilo City, Philippines
- BORN
- June 3, 2000
- GENRE
- Alternative