After two years worth of EPs and singles, which includes her breakthrough song “Coffee,” Beabadoobee has finally arrived with her debut album, Fake It Flowers.
Combining lo-fi bedroom pop and 90s’s slacker-grunge, the Fillipino-British artist recalls many of her influences, including Sonic Youth, Pavement, Veruca Salt, and Elliott Smith
Exploring her experiences with self-harm, childhood trauma, self-expression, and empowerment, Beabadoobee lays her soul bare on the 12 tracks that make up Fake It Flowers, creating one of the most powerful albums of the year.
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Album available at Guestroom Records and Matt Anthony's Record Shop.
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