Beabadoobee is back with her most personal and risky project to date. "This Is How Tomorrow Moves." This third studio album is an unflinching immersion into the panic, disarray, and determination of self-awareness, a Parade of the walking wounded where soaring melodies embrace the most basic corners of human feeling.
From the first reverberating chords of "Take A Bite," which has already rocketed to #1 on triple-A radio in the U.S., beabadoobee makes it plain that this album is a confessional. Over 14 tracks and 41 minutes of catharsis, she indicts the duality of self-destructiveness and healing, turning vulnerability into anthems that are at once highly personal and broadly relatable.
Standout songs such as "Real Man," which balances lush instrumentation with searing introspection, and "Take A Bite," which harnesses her grunge-pop essence, show her still at the forefront of indie music's evolution. With every track, beabadoobee invites you to see the inner workings of an artist unafraid to destroy the illusion, carving a realm where imperfection is honored, and evolution is a given.
"This Is How Tomorrow" is a movement. It is a soundtrack for those exploring themselves, wrapped in the trademark soundscape of an artist who owns every aspect of herself.