
Courtney Love and Baby Queen have teamed up to cover Geese, obviously
The Hole frontwoman has been documenting her Geese journey on Instagram
About This Album
"Medicine - EP" is an album by Baby Queen, released 6th November 2020 via Polydor Records. It features 6 tracks, including "Internet Religion", "Pretty Girl Lie", and "Want Me". The album is filed under Pop.
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The Hole frontwoman has been documenting her Geese journey on Instagram

The single is part of her upcoming second studio album release.

The new album will be released later this year via Insanity Records.

Embracing her ‘Quarter Life Crisis’, Baby Queen’s debut album is a poignant journey of self-discovery, blending catchy cynicism with heartfelt reflection and unapologetic honesty.

Her debut record is coming in November.

Her debut record is coming in October.

Baby Queen’s kingdom has long been letting its presence known.

There's also Finn Wolfhard, Hozier, Willie J Healey, Claud, Dylan and loads more.

The record is coming in October.

It's the second of three covers for our new edition.

It's about "non-confinement and non-conformity in the face of what is essentially absurdity"

The full record is slated to arrive on February 24th.

Bella "was asked to elaborate on the track but, in line with the sentiment expressed, she’s too f*****g lazy."

The track will be released Wednesday 28th September via Polydor Records.

At Y Not, Baby Queen dissects her biggest increase in momentum to date.

It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.

Baby Queen was already making waves at the start of 2021, when she fronted our annual Hype List. Now, she’s dropping ‘The Yearbook’ - a new collection of pop perfection.

You know what’s easier than following around your fave up-and-coming indie-stroke-pop stars, day in, day out, to see what they’re up to? Asking them. Here’s what Baby Queen's day looks like.

We simply cannot go on any longer without knowing that Baby Queen was in Bird Club. So we asked.

Baby Queen is challenging the preconceptions of pop.
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