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The Critics Call You a Genius by Bea
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fave it Folky Pop | Acoustic
10 tracks | 30 minutes
Released Mar 2004
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Often compared to artists such as Jewel and Nelly Furtado, Bea brings a sassy charm and a few bad words to acoustic pop/rock.
Bio / Background
Being grounded for an entire summer when you're twelve can be a total nightmare, but for Bea, it was one of the best things that could have ever happened to her. Growing up in a very traditional Filipino household in Dallas, Texas, Bea was forbidden to do such things as talk on the phone with boys, go to sleep-overs and wear make-up. After coming home one night with eyeliner on, she was confined to her room for three months, limiting her pastimes to reading and picking up an old rusty and dusty acoustic. It was that summer that she penned and strummed her very first song about a broken heart.
When Bea was seventeen, she moved out of her parents' house and away from their desire for her to become a nurse. She slept on friends' couches and continued to play, write and sing. She toted her guitar into the Dallas music scene, gracing every stage that would have her. "I used to play on the streets Downtown for five hours a day, and I loved it.
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Good Stuffangrycuban wrote on September 16, 2008
No censors = good stuff. Well written and well sung. Great guitar playing.