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21 July 2026 – Baby Queen Hopes You Don’t Remember Her Too Clearly
By Editorial Team - July 21, 2026
Summary
Baby Queen’s second album ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me’ arrives on 24 July, expanding a title first introduced through its emotionally defensive lead single.
Key Facts
- Baby Queen's second album 'I Hope You Don't Remember Me' releases on 24 July.
- The record features collaborations with touring members of QOTSA and Jack White.
- It features lead single 'Permanently Obsessed' and is written by Bella Latham.
- Entities: Baby Queen, I Hope You Don’t Remember Me, Permanently Obsessed, Queens of the Stone Age, Jack White, Bella Latham
- Tags: baby-queen, i-hope-you-dont-remember-me, alternative-pop, bella-latham, queens-of-the-stone-age, jack-white, new-album
<a href="/tags/baby-queen">Baby Queen</a>’s second album ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me’ arrives on 24 July, expanding a title first introduced through its emotionally defensive lead single. The record includes ‘Permanently Obsessed’ and features musicians connected to <a href="/tags/queens-of-the-stone-age">Queens of the Stone Age</a> and <a href="/tags/jack-white">Jack White</a>’s touring world, suggesting a broader and more physical sound around Bella Latham’s sharply self-aware pop writing.
The album title captures a distinctly modern romantic contradiction: wanting to erase yourself from somebody else’s memory while simultaneously wondering whether they still think about you every day. Baby Queen has built her identity around exposing the embarrassing machinery beneath attraction, insecurity and early adulthood, frequently turning private spirals into choruses suitable for very public shouting.
Album two offers the chance to deepen that world without losing its humour. Forgetting somebody completely is probably impossible. Fortunately, remembering them with an excellent hook is considerably more manageable.