Beabadoobee a sorti sa première chanson originale en près de deux ans, « All I Did Was Dream of You », avec les Marías. Le morceau mêle des riffs grunge à des voix hantées, accompagné d'un clip musical cinématographique tourné à Vilnius, en Lituanie. Il donne un aperçu de la musique à venir de l'artiste britannique.
Beabadoobee, l'artiste britannique de pop-rock également connue sous le nom de Bea Kristi, est revenue avec de la nouvelle musique le 12 mars 2026, en sortant le single « All I Did Was Dream of You » en collaboration avec le groupe basé à Los Angeles, the Marías. La chanson marque sa première sortie originale depuis l'album This Is How Tomorrow Moves de 2024, produit par Rick Rubin. Plus tôt ce mois-ci, elle a contribué une reprise de « Say Yes » d'Elliott Smith à l'album caritatif HELP(2) au bénéfice de War Child UK. nnThe track features wistful lyrics from Beabadoobee, including « Stay, stay/Stay or just leave me be », set against heavy riffs. María Zardoya of the Marías adds her soprano on the second verse: « Nightmares always feel like/They swallow me/But I let go. » Described as balancing '90s shoegaze, earnest folk, and electronica, the single hints at Beabadoobee's evolving sound. nnThe accompanying music video, directed by Beabadoobee's longtime partner Jake Erland alongside Lithuanian director Aboveground (also credited as AboveGround in some reports), was shot in Vilnius, Lithuania. It depicts Beabadoobee in a snowy daydream, wandering through scenes like a bar filled with hockey players, a butcher shop, and a frozen lake. The narrative turns nightmarish with a car explosion, which she walks through unfazed. The video draws inspiration from the final scene of Yorgos Lanthimos' 2025 film Bugonia. Beabadoobee commented, « Mon petit ami et moi sommes complètement obsédés par Yorgos – et cette dernière scène a inspiré le clip. » She also noted that Zardoya « couldn’t be in the video, but she sang beautifully on the song and was really encouraging. » nnBeabadoobee described the single as « a nice bridge to the next thing I want to release », adding, « I literally can’t wait to release something, honestly—I’m fucking dying. » Following a prolific period with five EPs from 2018 to 2021, her debut LP Fake It Flowers in 2020, and Beatopia in 2022, she recently signed a new deal with Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. The Marías, who received a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist this year (losing to Olivia Dean), bring their pop experimentalism to the collaboration.