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If there’s one refrain that follows Bebe Rexha, one massive reverberation that continues to chime year after year; one that serves as throughline and guiding principle across her multiple smash hit singles, collaborations, and studio albums; one larger and louder than the countless choruses she’s penned and sung over the past decade that have become utterly inextricable from the global cultural consciousness, it’s this: expect greatness, and expect it constantly. With her self-titled third studio album Bebe, she takes fans and new listeners to even higher highs with a body of work that demonstrates a confident, eminently listenable self-assuredness that dips into a new sonic palate for the multi-hyphenate. Inspired by a dive into the shapes, sights, and sounds of the ‘70s – a new journey for Bebe, who’d been raised on hip-hop and traditional Albanian music as a child – Bebe plumbs the era for its greatest exports (free spirit, earth-rattling harmonies, and a profound emphasis on razor-sharp songwriting), resulting in a project that’s singularly, expertly Bebe. With a mood board that sports touches of disco, Fleetwood Mac’s impeccable storytelling, and Bebe’s challenge to herself to “write better than I ever had before,” the joyous and commanding Bebe – which features legends like Dolly Parton, Stevie Nicks, and Snoop Dogg among its guests – will give listeners everything they never knew they wanted out of a pop album.