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  • beabadoobee: This Is How Tomorrow Moves (red vinyl) [DIRTY HIT]

beabadoobee: This Is How Tomorrow Moves (red vinyl) [DIRTY HIT]

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Red vinyl of beabadoobee's 2024 third album, her first UK No. 1: "Take a Bite," "Coming Home," "Ever Seen" and "Beaches."

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Why you'll love it

This Is How Tomorrow Moves gave beabadoobee her first No. 1 album in the UK, and critics called it her first grown-up record. Rick Rubin produced it at Shangri-La in Malibu.

This edition

  • Red vinyl
  • Produced by Rick Rubin
  • Dirty Hit pressing

About the album

Bea Kristi grew up in London after moving from the Philippines, taught herself guitar and turned bedroom recordings into one of the most exciting careers in indie rock. For her third album she headed to Malibu to work with Rick Rubin, and the result is warm, confident and full of early-2000s guitar-pop sparkle.

"Take a Bite" is instantly catchy, "Coming Home" and "Ever Seen" are gorgeous, and "Beaches" became a fan favourite on tour. It's a record about growing up, self-acceptance and resilience, and this pressing is on bright red vinyl.

Also at Kops: more beabadoobee on vinyl · browse Alternative

Tracklist

Tracks
1. Take a Bite
2. California
3. One Time
4. Real Man
5. Tie My Shoes
6. Girl Song
7. Coming Home
8. Ever Seen
9. A Cruel Affair
10. Post
11. Beaches
12. Everything I Want
13. The Man Who Left Too Soon
14. This Is How It Went

Listen

On Dirty Hit, first out in 2024.

Info from Wikipedia.

Tags: 2020s / Bea Kristi / beabadoobee / Beaches / coloured vinyl / Coming Home / DIRTY HIT / Ever Seen / indie pop / indie rock / red vinyl / Rick Rubin / Take a Bite / This Is How Tomorrow Moves

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