Bea Kristi: Last News

Thania Garcia Bea Kristi is booked and busy. When Variety caught up with the 21-year-old, she was just starting to settle down from a full day’s preparation for her performance at Madrid’s Mad Cool festival, which she was leaving for the following morning. For a brief moment, her standard nonchalance slipped as she started to gush over the moment she met Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo backstage at one of her recent summer festival appearances.“I really wanted to meet him, but then someone from the festival said that he wanted to meet me,” Bea remembers.

Cavetown and Beabadoobee have shared a new collaborative single – listen to ‘Fall In Love With A Girl’ below.The pair’s first collaboration comes complete with its own official video. Speaking of the track in a statement, Cavetown said: “‘Fall in Love With a Girl’ is about someone who’s struggling with their sexuality and how that affects their happiness.“This person is scared to take the leap to make themselves happy and tries to make things work in a hetero relationship.

Beabadoobee has teased what to expect from her second studio album, saying the new record “sounds very 2006”.The new album, expected this year via Dirty Hit, will follow Bea Kristi’s 2020 debut ‘Fake It Flowers’ and last year’s ‘Our Extended Play’ EP.Speaking to Alt Press in a new interview spoke of the different sounds and styles she’s hoping to achieve on the new album.“It’s a lot of different vibes,” she said. “There’s not one song that sounds the same as the others.

Beabadoobee has delivered one of her biggest US performances to date – even if the coronavirus pandemic meant that there was no transatlantic travel involved.The London musician appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night (November 18) performing her single ‘Care’, which was pre-recorded at London’s Shacklewell Arms.Performing behind a mic loaded with flowers, Bea Kristi was flanked by her whole band to deliver the track, which is taken from her acclaimed debut album ‘Fake It Flowers’.You can watch Beabadoobee perform her song ‘Care’ on Jimmy Kimmel Live! below.This latest live performance comes after Beabadoobee played her debut LP in full live for the first time during a special livestream last month.After playing as a full band for

Beabadoobee played ‘Fake It Flowers’ in full live for the first time in a special livestream on Friday (October 16).The musician – whose real name is Bea Kristi – was joined by her live band for the performance, which took place in a studio filled with flowers.After playing as a full band for the first nine tracks from her debut album, Kristi gave a solo performance of ‘How Was Your Day?’ On acoustic guitar.

Beabadoobee has revealed that she’s been working on new music with The 1975.The artist, real name Bea Kristi, is labelmates with the band on Dirty Hit.Speaking to NME for this week’s cover feature, Bea explained how she began working on new material with The 1975 frontman Matty Healy and drummer George Daniel after they all decamped to Oxford.She said: “It was one of the nicest experiences of my life.

) than ever before. "Knowing the artist is channeling true, personal feelings through their art is very compelling to listeners." Essentially, the rougher guitar chords, vulnerable lyrics, and often nostalgic-sounding tunes that are typical of bedroom pop have resonated even more with listeners during a worldwide pandemic when everyone is spending way more time at home and wanting an escape.

Beabadoobee’s rise to global stardom has largely been propelled by a song that isn’t even hers. Canadian emo rapper Powfu’s viral ‘death bed (coffee for your head)’ – a woozy bedroom pop jam that heavily samples Bea’s 2017 debut single, ‘Coffee’ – seems to be finding new life by the day.