The 14-show trek is set to begin in Manchester on September 7 and wrap up in Glasgow on October 4. While her tour with The 1975 was postponed, Beabadoobee dropped some new merch and announced dates for her upcoming 2021 UK and Ireland tour. “By the time she released her Space Cadet EP last October and toured as an opening act for Clairo, Kristi had stepped fully into the role of an alt-rock torchbearer,” wrote Rolling Stone after naming her an “Artist To Watch” this summer. She also released a ‘bedroom sessions’ companion to Loveworm, with stripped-down versions of each track that highlight the beauty of her music. On September 20, 2007, a music video for Over You was released on VH1. Its meant to focus on the difficulties of trying to get over someone you once loved. The song is reportedly a breakup song, according to Chris himself. Thus far, her discography features two 7-track EPs, 2018’s Patched Up and 2019’s Loveworm. A single off of Daughtrys debut album, Over You is one of the most popular rock songs in recent history. “Worth It” is the third single to be released from the singer’s upcoming album, following up “Care” and “Sorry.” Fake It Flowers is Beabadoobee’s first full-length album and one of the most anticipated releases of 2020.
You're Worth It song from the album You're Worth It is released on Jun 2020. She also collaborated with Soccer Mommy as a featured artist on her Singles Series back in June. Produced by his partner in crime C Major, the talented singer dedicates the sublime tune to all the beautiful women around the globe. Listen to Qartyo You're Worth It MP3 song. It has been streamed on Spotify over 664 million times to date. The single was written by Beabadoobee (real name Bea Kristi) and produced by her frequent collaborators Pete Robertson and Joseph Rodgers.īorn in the Philippines and raised in London, Beabadoobee gained viral recognition after “death bed (coffee for your head),” her collaboration with Canadian musician Powfu, made its way around the popular video app TikTok.
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