Bebe Rexha Drops Empowering New Single "Call On Me"
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Multi-platinum hitmaker Bebe Rexha releases the infectious new single “Call On Me.” Propulsive and polished, the club anthem boasts soaring vocals, dizzying house production, and self-empowering lyrics. It’s the latest offering from the pop star’s recently announced upcoming album Bebe, out April 28.
“God only knows how long I’ve waited for this, it’s been the longest time,” Rexha sings over cascading synths, chugging guitar, and tinkling piano keys. “If I need a lover, someone to save me, someone to set me free — I call on me.”
The epic track arrives on the heels of Rexha’s recent single, the ‘70s-inspired “Heart Wants What It Wants.” Between singles, she also announced that she will be hitting the road this summer for the 20-date Best F*n Night of My Life Tour, which kicks off in Phoenix on May 31. Get tickets here and see all tour dates below.
Having garnered 16 billion cumulative streams, Rexha is the longest charting female artist in the history of Billboard Hot Country and, this week, became the longest charting female at the Billboard Dance/Electronic chart with the David Guetta collaboration “I’m Good (Blue).” She spent 50 career weeks at #1 on the Hot Country Songs chart and just reached 38 weeks at #1 on the Dance/Electronic Songs chart.
After cutting her teeth as an in-demand songwriter (she penned Eminem and Rihanna’s “The Monster,” among other hits), Rexha started churning out smashes of her own including multi-platinum G-Eazy collaboration “Me, Myself & I” and Martin Garrix-produced club sensation “In The Name Of Love.” In 2017, she struck gold with “Meant To Be,” a country duet with Florida Georgia Line that was certified Diamond (10x Platinum).
She earned her third Grammy nomination this year with “I’m Good (Blue),” competing for Best Dance/Electronic Recording. The Platinum-certified global hit just won Dance Song of the Year at 2023 iHeart Radio Musci Awards and won Best Collaboration at the 2023 MTV EMAs. Bebe follows her critically acclaimed albums, Expectations and Better Mistakes.