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Beabadoobee: ‘I don’t have time for death threats. I’ve got a mortgage to pay’
A support slot on Taylor Swift’s Eras tour and a Rick Rubin produced album has given the former TikTok-viral musician a new sense of self-confidence. Not even the internet trolls can stop her
Co-produced by her longtime collaborator Jacob Bugden and pop music sage Rick Rubin at his Malibu studio Shangri-La, it’s a record that sees Laus trying to convey “a sense of confidence that I finally accepted within myself”. I used to get the worst hate comments, weird sexual death threats but social media isn’t real – none of these people exist That confidence extends to the rest of the record, which is lush and ornate but direct in its emotions. To say Laus’s career is going well would be an understatement; This Is How Tomorrow Moves arrives a year after she was handpicked by Taylor Swift to support her blockbuster Eras tour, playing for tens of thousands of people each night across 12 dates.
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