Griff releases Babeheaven remix of ‘Good Stuff’

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Griff releases Babeheaven remix of ‘Good Stuff’

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Radio 1 Big Weekend appearance also confirmed

Griff releases Babeheaven remix of 'Good Stuff'

“Griff looks every bit like pop’s bright new star…it is, quite frankly, all rather brilliant” – i-D
“The teenage boss about to take charge of pop” NME
“Startlingly good…think Lorde meets FKA Twigs” Sunday Times 
“Writer, producer, stylist, designer and creative director, it’s clear that Griff is a force to be reckoned with” Vogue
“Griff is the hottest new artist to come out of the UK since Dua Lipa.”  V Mag

Griff has today released a Babeheaven remix of viral track ‘Good Stuff’. The original has already charted in the top 40 on Apple Music, been selected for Radio 1’s BBC Introducing playlist, and seen Griff pass 1.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify (as well as performing a beautiful rendition for La Blogothèque in Paris). This week Griff has also been announced among the first wave of artists confirmed to perform at this year’s virtual BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, which takes place across May 22-24th.
Listen to the ‘Good Stuff’ remix HERE
https://open.spotify.com/album/4o8zvIc25D4Tv7UiqThv3D?si=DNa3V0RtRG21Fp4t8EUbdg
‘Good Stuff’ is given an atmospheric rework today from Babeheaven, the idiosyncratic West London band whose Portishead and Cocteau Twins-inspired sound casts the gorgeous piano ballad (describing the separation from foster children) in a boldly experimental new light…

A prodigious young talent, Griff released her first project (‘The Mirror Talk EP’) the same week she finished her A-Levels last year, and has since performed sold-out shows in London, New York, and LA. A singer, producer, songwriter and designer, hers is the sort of hands-on approach which has long-extended to Griff making her own clothes, shooting live visuals crammed into her studio, or trying her hand at creative direction (right down to sewing her own curtains for Hoxton Hall). This formidable work ethic and endless curiosity started in the home she’s now stuck in, where Griff was born in Watford to Chinese and Jamaican parents. She began making music by borrowing her brother’s Logic: teaching herself how to produce songs in secret from her classmates (many of whom only found out what Griff was up to when they heard her on Annie Mac.

Currently hard at work from home at much more music to come this year, ‘Good Stuff’ cements Griff’s potential as the next face of British pop.

Tour Dates
15.09   Lafayette, London (rescheduled)

Listen to ‘Good Stuff’ Babeheaven remix here

LISTEN to ‘The Mirror Talk EP’ here
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