Baby Queen

Baby Queen, the stage name of Arabella LaTourette (born in South Africa and raised partly in New Zealand before settling in London), is an indie-pop artist known for blending sharp, confessional lyrics with glossy, hook-driven production. She emerged in the late 2010s with singles like «Internet Religion» and built a following through candid songwriting about mental health, heartbreak, and modern anxieties, often delivered with a biting, sardonic wit reminiscent of artists like Lily Allen or Marina.

Her sound sits at the intersection of bedroom pop and mainstream pop-rock, favoring big choruses over subtlety while keeping the emotional core raw. Songs such as «Want Me», «Colours Of You», and «Dover Beach» showcase her knack for turning uncomfortable feelings — jealousy, self-doubt, obsession — into anthemic, singable moments.

She released her debut mixtape and full-length project through Polydor/Hoshi Woshi, establishing herself as a distinctive voice in the 2020s pop-alternative scene, with tracks like «We Can Be Anything» and «Buzzkill» further cementing her reputation for unfiltered, diary-style songwriting aimed at a young, terminally-online audience.