UK singer-songwriter beabadoobee drops her new album, Fake It Flowers, today. The album comes in the wake of the success of Powfu’s “death bed (coffee for your head),” which is based around a sample of bea’s “Coffee.” The 12-track project includes her recent singles “Together” and “Care.”
beabadoobee worked on Fake It Flowers in her childhood bedroom.
“There’s something about the arched walls, and the weird smells, and the Tom Hanks posters, that frickin' hits,” she said in a press release, “like, as soon as I walk into my bedroom I want to write something. Mistakes I made on tour correlated to what happened when I was young. It was like a pattern. I went back to a really dark time. [Childhood] was a traumatic time. I’m still trying to get over it, with the help of therapy and with the help of people around me. It’s going to take a while but writing this album has helped a lot. Every song is so personal, I’m low-key fucking terrified to show it to the world.”
