Alt-pop rebel Bea Miller has shared plans for her new album, Mr. Peaked In High School. Following the viral success of her recent single ‘depressed on the internet’, Miller is currently in the midst of crafting her most ambitious chapter to date.
Scheduled for release on September 18th, the project is one that the artist is already confident is the best work of her career. Epitomizing her signature jagged wit, the album title itself serves as a bold statement of intent. Mr. Peaked In High School promises 13 tracks defined by raw over-sharing, personal revelation, and a sharp, observational edge.
The announcement follows the release of her latest single, ‘drunk enough’, which tackles the complexities of an almost-relationship with a precocious, defiantly independent alt-pop sound. The track provides a clear window into the broader themes explored throughout the record.
I think this album is going to be the best thing I’ve ever done… I feel like I’ve gotten my second wind at this point, and I’m ready to hopefully prove myself wrong for thinking I had reached my maximum level of success and would never be able to recreate that.
As she prepares for this new era, Miller is embracing a sense of renewal and creative confidence. With the album set to arrive next month, fans can expect a collection that balances vulnerability with the sharp-tongued storytelling that has become her trademark.
