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Bea Miller's next album, Mr. Peaked in High School, arrives with single drunk enough

The pop singer calls it the best work she's made yet, per The Line of Best Fit.

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Bea Miller stares directly at the camera in a close portrait, wearing a black top with beaded floral embroidery, her long dark hair loose over her shoulders.
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Manhattan-born actor and singer Bea Miller has confirmed details of her new album Mr. Peaked in High School, due September 18 via Island Records UK and Republic Records, The Line of Best Fit reported on August 10. The announcement came paired with a new single called drunk enough, written with longtime collaborator Justin Tranter and producers Oak Felder and Dan Crean.

The song is about the uncertainty that builds when two people avoid naming the feelings between them, and follows earlier singles depressed on the internet and born to lose. Across the album's 13 tracks, Miller leans into a band-driven sound that moves between alt-pop and R&B, built around live performance energy and her own voice.

"I think this album is going to be the best thing I've ever done," Miller said. She added that she has found a second wind, and hopes to prove herself wrong for once thinking she had already reached her peak and would never top it.

The rest of the tracklist runs from opener born to lose through sex for ATTENTION, bad person, pretty and alone, unloveable, summer of '16, L.A. UGLY, hottest girls and take you with me, past my prime, closing on PARTY.

It's the latest addition to the release calendar and our pop coverage. The Line of Best Fit did not report any tour dates tied to the new album.

The facts

  • Mr. Peaked in High School is due September 18, 2026
  • The single drunk enough was written with Justin Tranter
  • The album has 13 tracks blending alt-pop and R&B
  • It follows singles depressed on the internet and born to lose
  • The tracklist includes PARTY, L.A. UGLY and past my prime

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