Mr. Peaked In High School Bea Miller

• 1 born to lose 03:14
• 2 drunk enough 03:24
• 3 sex for ATTENTION 03:24
• 4 bad person 03:07
• 5 pretty and alone 03:06
• 6 unloveable 03:00
• 7 depressed on the internet 02:57
• 8 summer of ’16 03:30
• 9 L.A. UGLY 03:00
• 10 hottest girls 03:38
• 11 take you with me 03:28
• 12 past my prime 02:36
• 13 PARTY 03:20
• Total Runtime 41:44

Info for Mr. Peaked In High School

Bea Miller releases her new album, "Mr. Peaked in High School". The album comprises 13 tracks that she recorded with producers Justin Tranter, Shawn Wasabi, Oak Felder, Daniel Crean, Keith Sorrells, and Oscar Linnander, blending pop, alternative, and R&B textures.

Bea Miller said of the album, “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.”

The singer also released the album’s latest single, “drunk enough.” Miller wrote the new song with longtime collaborator Justin Tranter and producers Oak Felder and Dan Crean. “drunk enough” follows her previous singles “depressed on the internet” and “born to lose,” which will also appear on the upcoming record.

The song examines an uncertain relationship in which alcohol becomes a way of avoiding difficult emotions. Miller begins by questioning whether she has done too much before admitting that she wants to escape the pressure surrounding her. Although drinking briefly quiets her thoughts, she wakes up feeling empty and unable to find the relief she wanted.

On the chorus, Miller sings about passing out before becoming “drunk enough” and trying to numb herself while voices in her head tell her to give up. She later rejects the “fake love” she has been receiving and admits that she wants something more genuine. The second verse develops the song’s connection between alcohol and avoidance as Miller wonders whether she will ever become sober.

Miller released her debut album, Not An Apology, in 2015, combining pop and rock with songs about youth, self-discovery and empowerment. Mr. Peaked in High School returns to questions of identity more than a decade later, but approaches them through Miller’s experiences with early success, relationships and adulthood.

Bea Miller

Bea Miller
Jersey born singer and songwriter Bea Miller signed to Hollywood Records in 2013 after she wowed the world as a finalist on The X Factor. Her first album, Not An Apology, debuted #7 on the Billboard 200 and #1 on iTunes Pop chart in 2015, hit singles and accolades from Rolling Stone to The New York Times soon followed. Miller showcased her edgy, anthemic pop with hits such as "Young Blood" and the empowering, gold-selling "Fire N Gold." Tours with Fifth Harmony, Demi Lovato and an opening spot along with DNCE on Selena Gomez's 2016 Revival tour showed audiences a live presence that matched the urgency and indomitability of Miller's voice.

In 2017 Miller created her dream project, an anthology of EP releases featuring themes tied to a different primary color: chapter one: blue evoked sadness; chapter two: red represented redemption; chapter three: yellow explored the journey of self-discovery. Each release represented a chapter of her life over the last year and the build-up to the final chapter, aurora, the full-length sophomore album out now. Bea is passionate about creating music that resonates with her fans. "If you want to stay relevant in other people's lives, you should always be bringing them along on your journey," she says.

This album contains no booklet.