“Bad Hands” by F’N

“Bad Hands” has such a sultry and indie rock feel that really brings the song into another dimension of emotion. F’N channels a voice similar to the vibe of a Lo-fi production-heavy hit. 

There are so many beautiful moments within this song that it’s hard to pick a favorite. 

When narrowing down the things I loved most about this song, I’d have to say the instrumental journey is where “Bad Hands” really turns from a good song to a brilliant one. From the production to the high pitches vocal range, everything just works.

Written by Tricia Patras

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