| SHARES NEW SINGLE ‘OUTSIDE OF LOVE’LISTEN HERE / WATCH THE VIDEO HERE FROM HER UPCOMING ALBUM ‘BELIEVE ME NOW?’OUT MAY 31ST – PRE-ORDER / PRE-SAVE HERE CONFIRMED HEADLINER FOR RADIO 1’s BIG WEEKEND |
Written with the track’s producer, the Italian artist/producer duo PARISI (Fred again.., Swedish House Mafia), ‘OUTSIDE OF LOVE’ comes hot on the heels of her recent huge hit singles – the Platinum-certified D&B anthem – ‘Disconnect’ (featuring Chase & Status and her 6th Top 10 track), ‘Side Effects’ (a #1 US airplay hit), and ‘Never Be Alone’ (her 22nd Top 40 track).
An emotive opening line from Becky sets the tone for the lovelorn narrative of ‘OUTSIDE OF LOVE’. Her world class vocal heightens the drama and the passion before the drop hits and sends the BPM sky high. Ultimately ‘OUTSIDE OF LOVE’ sees Becky at her best: dancefloor-igniting electronica inspired by her underground roots, infused with an arena-filling infectiousness.
Becky says, “I’m so proud to present my latest single ‘Outside Of Love’. This song is a big anthemic dance ballad with fresh underground production and is one of the stand out moments of the new album. I wrote it with my long time collaborators Mike Kintish (Back & Forth, I Could Get Used To This) and Charlotte Haining (My Heart Goes, Now Or Never), and producers Parisi (Fred again../Swedish House Mafia). I really hope people connect to this frustrated and isolated love song and still feel like they wanna dance their way through the shared sadness.”
The accompanying video for ‘OUTSIDE OF LOVE’ elevates Becky Hill to superstar status. Blending high fashion with breath taking natural landscapes and set against the backdrop of stunningly powerful waterfalls, tranquil pools of water and spotlights in the night – the beautiful cinematography was shot off the beaten track, much like the feeling of being outside of love.
The album, ‘Believe Me Now?‘ is an effervescent, uplifting dance record that insists on credibility but reaches out confidently for its audience without once compromising on authenticity. Lyrics reflecting on love, self-worth, living life and letting loose sit alongside songs about loneliness, isolation and betrayal in a brilliantly empowering way. This wrecking ball of a record is ambitious, truly exhilarating and paves the way for a type of dance music where uncompromising production lives harmoniously alongside instantly captivating choruses.
‘Believe Me Now?’ sees Becky collaborate with an array of talent both iconic and emerging. Some are previous or long-term collaborators – MJ Cole, MNEK, Franky Wah, Karen Poole (Kylie) and Lauren Aquilina (Rina Sawayama) – while others are new connections: Chase & Status, PARISI, Toddla T, Maur, Mark Ralph, Jax Jones, Lewis Thompson and Sonny Fodera.
‘Believe Me Now?’ is available to pre-order / pre-save HERE, with formats including vinyl, CD and a striking picture disc. Becky’s official store offers a signed art card with all physical formats.
On the live front, Becky is about to head out on her debut headline tour of Europe. Those shows kick-off a big year of touring to come, with major outdoor shows and numerous festivals (including headline sets at Radio 1’s Big Weekend and Parklife), coming ahead of a huge UK headline arena tour that culminates with an OVO Arena Wembley show on Oct 24th.
UK and Ireland shows are below, please see HERE for ticket details and all international dates.
MAY
24th – Luton, Radio 1’s Big Weekend
JUNE
8th – Manchester, Parklife (headline)
13th – Cheshire, Delamere Forest
14th – Cork, Musgrave Park
15th – Belfast, Belsonic
JULY
12th – Derby, Summer Sessions
AUGUST
7th-11th – Newquay, Boardmasters
9th – Newmarket, Racecourse
16th – Durham, Hardwick Festival
18th – Edinburgh, Summer Sessions
23rd – Oxfordshire, Big Feastival (headliner)
24th – Cardiff, The Bay Series
25th – Portsmouth, Victorious Festival
29th – Scarborough, Open Air Theatre
30th – Sheffield, Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus
31st – Margate, Dreamland
OCTOBER
12th – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
13th – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
15th – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
16th – Leeds, First Direct Arena
18th – Exeter, Westpoint Arena (SOLD OUT)
19th – Birmingham, Utilita Arena (SOLD OUT)
20th – Manchester, AO Arena (SOLD OUT)
22nd – Cardiff, Utilita Arena (SOLD OUT)
24th – London, OVO Arena Wembley
