Beabdoobee has been taking Matty Healy's advice on how to cope with fame
Beabadoobee has revealed that she's been taking advice from The 1975's Matty Healy on how to cope with fame.
The Dirty Hit-signed singer/songwriter has had a busy year, and having been nominated for the BRITs Rising Star Award (won by Celeste), Beabadoobee has revealed that she looks to her labelmate Matty Healy for advice on how to cope.
Speaking about her rise to fame to the BBC, Beabadoobee says, "I didn't really expect any of this to happen. I was in the green room at a show in Brighton not long ago and I said to my bass player 'imagine this was the green room for The O2. It was terrifying just even thinking about it like that."
Beabdoobee says that Dirty Hit "feels like family", adding that "everyone helps each other".
She reveals that Matty Healy of The 1975 told her, "You always have to put yourself first", and "told me if I'm looking for inspiration, I should listen to my music, and try and hear it from a different perspective."
Beabdoobee reveals she's taken that advice on board, "So I've been banging out my tunes... I think it's important. You should love what you do."
She's yet to follow up her 2019 EP Space Cadet.
- Beyoncé appears to confirm Dolly Parton collaboration with Cowboy Carter tracklist
- Hiatus Kaiyote announce their forthcoming album, Love Heart Cheat Code
- Black Deer Festival announces Black Deer Live supporting grassroots venues in UK and beyond
- Camila Cabello returns with "I LUV IT", featuring rapper Playboi Carti
- Alessandro Stefana announces eponymous PJ Harvey exec-produced album
- FOCUS Wales Film festival earns BAFTA Cymru accreditation
- Anastasia Coope shares new single, "Woke Up and No Feet"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday