Dirty Hit

It might be one, it might be two, but yeah, we've made two albums.

The Love Me Group's manager, Dirty Hit label boss Jamie Aborn, told the Money Trench podcast, they are making a record at the moment.

I don't know when it will come out, but they are making one.

I think they've earned the right to take their time.

It's the stage name for Beatrice Lau, who's a Filipina songwriter who moved to England when she was maybe three or four years old.

She was first noticed by Dirty Hit Records after releasing her first song, Coffee, this one.

And then she signed with them, and after a string of EPs... kind of built her um reputation got a whole lot more attention she opened for shows like olivia rodrigo's guts world tour taylor swift's the eras tour which isn't bad for a young woman who was expelled from sacred heart high school for failing grades and misfit behavior the sort of thing that makes her a perfect pop star of course anyway biba doobie has just released her new album it's called pylon our music reviewer chris schultz is going to be in just after 11 30 this morning

for a little bit of a listen and to give us his thoughts.

Maybe that's why it's more of like a second-tier indie pop type record, but, or artist.

But yeah, I, I generally like her st- Wasn't she on Matty Healy's label, Dirty Hit?

Yeah, yeah, they were on Dirty Hit.

And, um-

Yeah

I really believe in what you're doing.

I've listened to your album and I want to sign you to Dirty Hit.

And your

age, like, what age are you at this time? Oh, fuck.

And, you know, we watched the show.

They were great.

We met Pale Waves, who were their support band, who were also on Dirty Hit and And Peel Waves were kind of sending us congratulations.

We heard you're going to get signed.