
Becky Hill Shares New Single “What Do I Have To Do?”
The two-time BRIT Award winner Becky Hill continues the build-up to her eagerly anticipated third album REBECCA, out September 25 via Polydor Records/Astralwerks, by sharing new single ‘what do i have to do?.’ Following on from the excitement surrounding the album launch, Radio 1’s Hottest Record “More! More! More!” and the euphoric first single “Hands On Me,” the track offers another glimpse into the bold, emotionally charged world of REBECCA.
Driven by pounding electronic production, huge basslines and Becky’s unmistakable vocal, “what do i have to do?” captures the tension between wanting to hold on and finally knowing when to let go. On the surface, it plays like a desperate plea to save a relationship, but beneath that lies a deeper commentary on Becky’s past experiences of trying to meet everyone else’s expectations.

The accompanying video for ”what do I have to do?” continues the satirical visual language introduced by “More! More! More!,” with Becky fronting a seemingly familiar ‘Get Ready With Me’ vlog before it gradually descends into an unsettling parody of online beauty culture and looksmaxxing. Every exaggerated beauty treatment is paired with genuine comments Becky has received about her appearance on social media. The result is a darkly funny yet uncomfortable commentary on unrealistic beauty standards and the relentless scrutiny women continue to face online.

“what do i have to do?” offers another insight into REBECCA, an album Becky describes as “curated chaos.” Across the record, Becky blends the dance and drum & bass foundations that shaped her career with her broader indie and alternative influences. Lyrically she writes with greater openness than ever before as she explores ambition, visibility, self-worth and the tension between desire and self-preservation.
Having introduced new material with intimate fan shows including London’s iconic 100 Club alongside a surprise pop-up performance at TRNSMT, Becky’s summer touring plans continue with a run of headline outdoor shows and festival appearances ahead of the album’s arrival.
JULY
24th - Hitchin, Priory
25th - Cheshire, Together Again Festival (HEADLINER)

AUGUST
2nd - Bristol, Clifton Downs
8th - Canterbury, St. Lawrence Ground
13th - Poznan, BitterSweet Festival
15th - West Sussex, Borde Hill
21st - Belgium, Pukkelpop Festival
22nd - Colchester, Castle Park
30th - Cheshire, Creamfields
About Becky Hill
Becky Hill has established herself as one of the UK’s most influential and successful artists, known for her ability to fuse underground club credibility with huge crossover appeal. Across a career spanning more than a decade, the two-time BRIT Award winner has amassed over 10 billion global streams and scored multiple UK Top 10 singles, becoming one of the standout talents in British dance music. Her critically acclaimed 2024 album ‘Believe Me Now?’ is her highest-charting record to date, landing in the UK Top 3 and further showcasing the scale, confidence and emotional honesty at the heart of her music.

Widely recognised and respected by her peers for her undeniable songwriting talent, Becky has become a sought-after artist for some of electronic music’s biggest names, with artists such as David Guetta, Tiësto and Chase & Status all coming to her to collaborate on a string of global hits.
Alongside her success as a recording artist, Becky is also a formidable live performer, with exceptional sets at Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, Parklife and Creamfields, alongside a sold-out UK and Ireland arena headline tour. Offstage, she remains a passionate advocate for female, queer and non-binary creatives within music, while her acclaimed podcast ‘The Art of Rave’ has further positioned her as a respected voice within the wider electronic music community.
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