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Beabadoobee - Beatopia

“Beatopia Cultsong“ Is A Song About Isolation Longing For The Time Wasted During Quarantine But Mostly Importantly Hopefulness. Beatopia Being The Name Of The Album Is About A Utopia Land That Was Created By Beabadoobee At The Age Of Seven As An Immigrant From The Philippines To The UK. Beatopia Was A Coping Mechanism For Beabadoobee As She Mentioned In Kerrang That “If I Didn’t Have Beatopia To Express My Creativity I Would Have Been Just A Quiet Little Kid That Was Sad At The Time. This Cultsong Is More Like An Anthem For The Beabadoobee Fandom And The Use Of Repetition Links It To The Idea Of Cults Chanting A Particular Line To Show Praise. In This Instance Beatopia Is Being Praised And We Are Being Led Into The Trance Of The Album. The Element Of Hopefulness Is To Indicate How Although We Had Gone Through A Tough Time It Was Going To Get Better.“ ““Beatopia Cultsong” Was Very Spontaneous. It Was Created On A Night Where Me And Jacob Invited Soren And Molly To The Studio And Jacob Had Decided To Record The Whole Night Even Our Conversations. If You Listen Closely Mine And Molly’s Conversations Are In The Background Pitched Up. The Words We’re Actually Saying Encapsulated What We Felt At The Time It Was Just Like Out Of Isolation We Were Really Confused And It Felt Like Time Was Moving In Slow Motion.“ —via Twitter “It Was Quite Experimental And Different. And I Think It Was The Best Way To Start Beatopia. I Was Really Appreciating The People Around Me And Me And Jacob Had Made It With Laus' Boyfriend Soren And Bugden’s Girlfriend Molly And I Guess It Just Happened Out Of Nowhere. And I Thought That Was The Best Way To Start The Album Because It’s Like Friendships And Really Just Accepting And Appreciating Everyone Who’s Helped Me Throughout My Life. It Was A Way To Thread Into ‘10 36’ Which Is More Like ‘You’re Here.’“ —via Apple Music