BBY’s 2 Is Coming. Get Into the New Songs and Videos.
BBY’s second album, 2, arrives November 20. Get into “Pull Me Under,” “Change,” “Ur Bedroom,” and “Roll Me Up” with four official videos and a little love from SkinnyBuddha.
We’re big BBY fans around here. If you’ve caught our earlier features, you already know we’ve been rooting for these guys. With their second album, 2, on the way, it feels like a good time to turn that support up.
We’ve chatted a little online, and they’ve been cool with us. That’s the connection: a few conversations and a lot of appreciation for what they’re making. SkinnyBuddha is not affiliated with BBY. This is an independent fan feature, and we want more people getting into their world.
BBY’s 2 arrives November 20
Apple Music lists 2 for November 20, 2026, with 12 tracks and a Glassnote Music release credit. The full album is still ahead of us, but four songs are already available: “Change,” “Ur Bedroom,” “Roll Me Up,” and “Pull Me Under.”
That gives you plenty to spend time with before release day. We’ve brought the official videos together below, along with a few details the band shared about making them. Start with the newest video, then work back through the run-up to the record.
“Pull Me Under”: bands4theclub
The official “Pull Me Under” video landed on October 16. BBY introduce it with “bands4theclub” in the description, and the credits name Cakes as director and director of photography, with Callaway Breeze producing.
There’s a whole club crew credited alongside them. We like seeing the people behind a video get that space. Music comes to us through a player on a screen, but people build everything around it: the shoot, the lighting, the setting, the moments that make you want to hit replay. Give their work a few uninterrupted minutes.
Watch BBY’s “Pull Me Under” on YouTube →
“Change”: the person in the mirror
For “Change,” Benj shared a more personal starting point in the official video description: the uneasy relationship between self-image, mirrors, and the phone screen. He connects that feeling to the constant pressure to improve yourself and to advertising that turns dissatisfaction into something to sell.
His note also makes room for a slower kind of change, the sort you might barely notice while it’s happening. That’s useful context to take into the song. Read his full note on YouTube, watch the video, and come to it with your own experience. There’s no single response you’re supposed to have.
Watch BBY’s “Change” on YouTube →
“Ur Bedroom”: a soundcheck becomes a video
BBY say they made the “Ur Bedroom” video during soundcheck and added five love stories. Sam and Benj are credited with making it.
That detail is part of what we want to celebrate here: finding an opportunity to create in the middle of doing the work. A soundcheck becomes material for something people can watch long after the show. The official video arrived August 26, and it gives another of the album’s already-released songs its own place to live.
Watch BBY’s “Ur Bedroom” on YouTube →
“Roll Me Up”: out in the park
The September 30 “Roll Me Up” upload comes with a straightforward description from the band: a video made with the boys in their local park. Sam gets the filmmaking credit.
Put it next to the soundcheck origin of “Ur Bedroom” and there’s something appealing about the approach. These are familiar places turned into settings for the music. That willingness to make something with the people and spaces around you deserves attention. It fits the spirit of what we like sharing through The Collective.
Watch BBY’s “Roll Me Up” on YouTube →
Keep November 20 open
The album’s track list runs from “Change” through “Shadows,” “Press,” “Pull Me Under,” “Numb,” “what if we can’t get past this,” “Roll Me Up,” “Moonlight,” “wake me up to check if i’m asleep,” “Ur Bedroom,” “do you want it?” and “CPR.”
For now, get into the four songs above. Follow the band, save the ones that connect, and send a video to a friend who should hear them. Their official album link has pre-save and pre-add options across music services, plus links to physical editions.
We want BBY to reach more ears. If this is your introduction, welcome in. If you’ve been following along with us, keep that support going.
BBY’s 2. November 20. Give the new songs some room.
Album artwork: 2 by BBY, via Apple Music. Release information checked October 30, 2026. Video details come from BBY’s official YouTube uploads, linked above.