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Chino Moreno and Beabadoobee collaborate on new song 'Satellite'

Deftones' Chino Moreno has joined forces with Beabadoobee for a new song titled 'Satellite', which features on her recently released fourth studio album, 'Pylon'.

  • 'Satellite' is the closing track on Beabadoobee's fourth album, 'Pylon', released on September 18.
  • Chino Moreno provides backing vocals on the track, which features a distorted alt-rock chorus.
  • The album 'Pylon' also includes contributions from Hayley Williams, Brendan Yates, Evan Stephens Hall, Matty Healy, and George Daniel.

Deftones frontman Chino Moreno has collaborated with Beabadoobee on a new song, 'Satellite'. The track serves as the closing number on Beabadoobee's fourth studio album, 'Pylon', which was released last Friday, September 18.

Beabadoobee, whose real name is Beatrice Laus, sings on the emotional track, with lyrics such as: "I wonder if you think of me/ Like the way you used to/ I’m hanging upside down/ Don’t want to let you down again." Moreno contributes subtle backing vocals, as 'Satellite' transitions into a heavy, distorted alt-rock chorus.

The album 'Pylon' features additional contributions from artists including Paramore's Hayley Williams, Turnstile's Brendan Yates, Pinegrove's Evan Stephens Hall, and The 1975's Matty Healy and George Daniel. Shane Moran of Title Fight also co-wrote several tracks on the LP. Singles from 'Pylon' include 'Memories', 'Switchblade', and 'Sun Has Set'.

Beabadoobee is scheduled to embark on her first UK, European, and North American arena tours this year. The UK and European leg is set for November, with performances planned in London, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Manchester.

What this means for you: Fans of Beabadoobee can listen to her new album 'Pylon', which features the collaboration with Chino Moreno, and may be able to purchase tickets for her upcoming UK and European tour dates in November.

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