Goldsmiths student BEA releases debut EP Dual Natures
Goldsmiths student BEA has released her debut EP Dual Natures.
Dual Natures features the 21-year-old’s debut single Blue Escape which was released in July.
The electropop track was inspired by the creative freedom and self-discovery she found during lockdown upon moving out of London.
The EP also features her second single Let Me Down, a British soul-pop track that soars while proving a canvas for BEA’s world-class voice.
Dual Natures includes the melancholic and evocative cut of Evelyn, All My Love and the title track.
The three are yearning love songs which build to a crescendo with layered production.
Dual Natures was recorded during the same sessions that created the third year politic student’s debut single, in Rye when she returned home to her parents for lockdown.
Moving her piano to her next door neighbour’s barn to write and record alone, BEA had the space to be uninhibited in her song writing and her debut EP was made.
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