“SINS” by KRIS

“Sins” is a sultry and sexy song that focuses on the emotions that come with loving someone unconditionally despite their flaws. KRIS gives the song a strong vocal performance in able to help connect the audience to the vocals. 

KRIS notes on how it feels to be attracted to the temptation of someone although maybe you shouldn’t be. “Sins” feels like a love song for a relationship that is a bad influence on both parties involved. 

The song is honest and raw in all the right ways. The production helps this song reach the level it was trying to reach, while also aiding their listeners to get there too. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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