The two-time BRIT Award winner Becky Hill will release her eagerly anticipated third album ‘REBECCA’ on September 25th. She launched the album alongside new single ‘More! More! More!’, which was premiered as BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record.
Pulsating and uncompromising, ‘More! More! More!’ is the sound of Becky asserting a new-found sense of determination whilst unleashing pent-up frustration. Built around driving electronic production and razor-sharp songwriting, the track takes a wry and self-aware look at the realities of spending over a decade in the music industry – while also reflecting the wider stress, pressure and anxiety felt by anyone navigating modern life today.
Directed by Joesph Delaney, the video for ‘More! More! More!’ follows Becky through a typically relentless day, tapping into the spiralling chaos that runs through the track. Body-cam shots locked tightly onto her face pull you directly into her sometimes-shocking emotional extremes – moments of paranoia, exhaustion and release – while everything around her moves at a frantic pace. It opens with Becky falling into bed at 5:30am, only to start her day at 10am, before moving through boardrooms, glam sessions and stylised, almost robotic choreography as the tension and intensity gradually unravel deeper and darker into the night. The video closes with Becky collapsing back into bed at 5:30am, ready to start the cycle all over again.
Described by Becky as “curated chaos”, ‘REBECCA’ also marks a significant evolution in her sound. It sees her reconnecting with the wider influences that shaped her early musical identity, pulling inspiration from guitar music alongside the dance and drum & bass foundations that have defined her career. ‘REBECCA’ blends that collision of worlds with heavy electro production, alternative influences and euphoric electronics into an album that feels both expansive and unpredictable.
‘REBECCA’ is available to pre-order / pre-save HERE. Special formats include a fan edition CD digipak featuring alternate artwork with an exclusive bonus track, alongside a numbered limited-edition, signed coloured vinyl, black vinyl and standard CD digipak editions.
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