This Is How Tomorrow Moves CD

Recorded at Shangri-La in Malibu with famed producer Rick Rubin and longtime collaborator Jacob Bugden, Beabadoobee's album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves, documents the artistic growth inside. Beatrice Laus has become a standout figure in the indie scene. This release explores themes of self-acceptance and personal growth, reflecting Beabadoobee's journey into adulthood. The album delves into her vulnerability, with Bea acknowledging her own role in personal conflicts. Unlike previous albums, which often focused on reactions to others, this record sees her taking ownership of her experiences. The lead single, 'Take A Bite,' captures her introspection and chaotic mindset. Bea describes it as finding solace in familiar chaos, transforming negative thoughts into reality. With Rubin's expertise and Bugden's support, Beabadoobee's third studio album promises to be a pivotal moment in her career.