Episode 6: Beabadoobee

from Point of Origin · host Sameer Gadhia

Sameer Gadhia and the incomparable UK icon Beabadoobee re-connect years after she was featured in one of Point of Origin's first episodes. Since their first conversation in 2021, she's seen exponential growth as an artist, going from being a true bedroom pop artist to recording in Rick Rubin's infamous Shangri-La studio in Malibu. Sameer and Bea catch up about her featured track "Beaches" off of her recently released third studio album This Is How My Tomorrow Moves, unconventional love, and the model minority myth. Follow Beabadoobee on Instagram / TikTok / Facebook / X Listen to This Is How My Tomorrow Moves Follow Point of Origin on Instagram and TikTok Listen to Point of Origin ad free on SiriusXM Follow Sameer Gadhia on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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