When beabadoobee made her debut with the lo-fi, patchwork song “Coffee,” it seemed that she had found a niche that other Gen Z’ers like Clairo sought to fill. Extremely undermixed (in fact, “Coffee” sounded like it was recorded off of a fried laptop microphone), charming, and twee, beabadoobee’s music tapped into a heartfelt, dainty aesthetic […]