Bea And Her Business Releases New Single 'We're Not The Same'

      Energetic alt-pop from the viral sensation...

      Bea And Her Business has released a new single titled ‘We’re Not The Same’.

      As she enters 2025 with enthusiasm, Bea has already garnered multiple accolades. Every song she releases tends to go viral, and she has recently sold out the London venue KOKO.

      Making her debut performances in New York and LA, the world is getting ready for Bea's impact – and there’s a new single to set the stage.

      ‘We’re Not The Same’ delivers lively alt-pop with a hint of indie flair, exploring the theme of two friends growing apart as they age. It conveys a message of realism and self-awareness while understanding the need to distance oneself from toxic situations.

      She expresses...

      ‘We’re Not The Same’ reflects on drifting away from a childhood best friend. We transitioned from being completely inseparable to constantly clashing. It became quite toxic, and I felt drained by the end, which is what this song conveys. This song acknowledges that growing up and maturing can sometimes mean losing a friendship that was once very important to you.

      Listen now.

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