Alibii Turn a Battle with Coeliac Disease Into I Think My Body Hates Me

A Sydney Duo Stacks Two Voices Over a Fast Pop-Rock Track Produced by Adrian Breakspear

The production choice at the centre of i think my body hates me is the vocal stack. Will and Court sing as one thick harmony over a pop-rock track at roughly 166 BPM. Alibii wrote i think my body hates me out of a hard fight with coeliac disease. The Sydney duo aimed it at anyone whose health has left them not feeling like themselves.

Alibii’s i think my body hates me is in the playlist below, programmed among our electropop and dance-pop picks. The single reached this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news desks. Press play, then read further for how it was built.

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Two Stacked Voices and a 166 BPM Pulse Carry I Think My Body Hates Me by Alibii

Start with the harmony, because everything else is built around it. Alibii’s own profile on Triple J Unearthed describes their sound as the harmonic blend of Will and Court. In short, that blend is the hook here. Moreover, two voices moving together sound bigger than one voice double-tracked. As a result, they give a personal lyric the weight of a chorus sung by a crowd.

At the same time, the track underneath moves quickly. At around 166 BPM it has the urgency of the early-2000s guitar hooks their profile describes. Fat bass and lively drums push the vocal forward. The single is billed as a mix of synth-rock drive and indie-pop hooks. That combination explains the pace: the rock side supplies the push, while the pop side keeps the melody front and centre.

The duo also work with Adrian Breakspear on all of their releases. Breakspear is the Grammy-nominated producer whose credits include Gang of Youths, Ricky Martin and Alicia Keys. That partnership matters for a song like this one. A fast, loud arrangement can easily bury a vocal, but here the harmony stays clear on top.

A Lyric Written From a Hard Fight With Coeliac Disease

The title says it plainly. Coeliac disease is an autoimmune condition in which gluten damages the small intestine. As a result, daily life with it can make your own body feel like the opposition. Alibii built the song from that experience. They pointed it at listeners who are struggling with their health, or who simply do not feel like themselves right now.

That directness is what listeners responded to. The single reached Triple J Unearthed in late July. There, the station’s team praised how much the duo put on the line for the listener. Meanwhile, fellow Unearthed artists called it vulnerable and relatable. The fast tempo turns the subject into something you can shout along to. That beats sitting with it alone, which is the point.

Three Minutes and 49 Seconds From a Duo Filed as Too Pop for Rock and Too Rock for Pop

i think my body hates me runs for three minutes and 49 seconds. It arrived in mid-2026 after a steady run of singles. Alibii began releasing music in 2021 with But I. They then moved through Just Another Minute, Figure 8, June and Repeat before So What picked up play on triple j. The three-track Beaming From a Broken Light followed in early 2025, and like a dream came out in November 2025.

Curators have long filed the pair as too rock for pop and too pop for rock. The duo have turned that into a signature. It also describes this track well. The guitars and drums belong to rock, while the harmony and the melody belong to pop, and neither side wins.

In addition, the last 18 months have been busy. Alibii played shows outside Accor Stadium around the Taylor Swift Eras Tour, Coldplay and Billie Eilish. They also landed a Rolling Stone magazine ad through Vampr. On top of that, they performed at the Rolling Stone House during SXSW in October 2025. There was a setback, too. On 21 February 2025, the duo played a sold-out BRAT-themed show in Sydney. Afterwards, thieves broke into their car and took their gear. However, the Sydney music community raised enough money to replace it, and no gigs were cancelled.

Who I Think My Body Hates Me Is For

The obvious audience is fans of indie pop and synth rock in Australia, aged roughly 18 to 35. They find new music through triple j, blogs and independent radio. The duo name their own reference points, and three of them make the lineage clear. MGMT, another duo, paired rock-band energy with synthesiser hooks. Djo makes melodic, synth-coloured indie pop. Paramore have long shown how a pop melody can ride a loud band. Listeners who move easily between those three will find Alibii in familiar territory.

Start with i think my body hates me, then go back to So What to hear how far the harmonies have come.

ElectroPop.News’s curator team:

“The smartest decision on this single is keeping two voices at the front of a fast mix. At that tempo it would be easy to let the guitars take over. Instead, the harmony carries the song, which is exactly what a lyric this personal needs.”

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