Any number of songs from beabadoobee's discography could be a hit from the '00s—her style evokes the same vibes as stand-out songs on a coming-of-age movie soundtrack to college radio top hits to bangers featured in now iconic iconic iPod advertisements. Never mind that she was only born in 2000, the Filipino-English indie star has an affinity for early-aughts-inspired alt-rock—and would transport herself back to the decade, if given the chance.
Sonically, beabadoobee teleports herself back to the ‘00s on her folk-pop-heavy new album This Is How Tomorrow Moves. The record, released on August 9, marks her third studio album and biggest to date, as it debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. charts and became her first entry into the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 album charts.
