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Baby Queen is teasing her second album with a new video for ‘Word Vomit’
London artist follows previous singles ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me’ and ‘Feel Something’.
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"Word Vomit" is a track by Baby Queen, from the album Word Vomit - Single, released 12th May 2026. The track is 2:46 long. Dork has published 20 articles about Baby Queen.
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READ MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENREAD MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENREAD MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENREAD MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENREAD MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENREAD MORE ABOUT BABY QUEENLondon artist follows previous singles ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me’ and ‘Feel Something’.
She previews her unannounced second album with another taste of new music.
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The single is part of her upcoming second studio album release.
The new album will be released later this year via Insanity Records.
Embracing her ‘Quarter Life Crisis’, Baby Queen’s debut album is a poignant journey of self-discovery, blending catchy cynicism with heartfelt reflection and unapologetic honesty.
Her debut record is coming in November.
Her debut record is coming in October.
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It's about "non-confinement and non-conformity in the face of what is essentially absurdity"
The full record is slated to arrive on February 24th.
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