Alternative Pop-Rock’s Newest Voice Steps Into Her Power
Rising alt-pop-rock force Sabina Beyli returns this fall with “Bad Habits,” a gripping new single that sees the 22-year-old songwriter leaning fully into the chaotic beauty of self-reckoning. Out October 24, the track cements Beyli as one of the most compelling young voices translating raw emotion into arena-sized hooks.
At her core, Sabina is a chronic truth-teller. Her music thrives on unfiltered honesty, steeped in personal lyrics that cut with precision and choruses that stay lodged in the chest long after first listen. “Sometimes we fall back into the very things we swore we’d outgrow. It’s messy, it’s human, and it’s honest,” she shares — a thesis statement that pulses through every beat of “Bad Habits.”
Produced by Mike Midura (Ok Goodnight, Rilena) and co-written with longtime collaborator Kate J. Brink (Charlie Weld, Bella Demita), the song grew from a restless, shadowy instrumental meant to mirror Sabina’s internal turbulence. What emerged is a towering alt-pop-rock confessional: jagged guitar textures, atmospheric depth, and a massive, emotionally charged hook that feels tailor-made for late-night drives.
Sonically, “Bad Habits” hits at the crossroads of Evanescence’s brooding intensity, Maggie Lindemann’s razor-sharp directness, and the cinematic heaviness of Deftones — all refracted through Sabina’s own lens. It’s bold, it’s blunt, and it refuses to shy away from the uncomfortable truth of spiraling patterns: perfectionism, self-sabotage, and the hollow aftermath of choices you swore you’d never repeat.
Lyrically, the track is both knife-edge and tender. Sabina balances visceral emotional punches with moments of fragile clarity, turning the song into a cathartic release for anyone who’s ever felt stuck in their own loop. It’s the kind of vulnerable storytelling her growing fanbase has come to crave — the mess, the growth, and everything in between.
Already championed by outlets like Parade Magazine, Melodic Magazine, Refinery29, and CelebMix, Sabina Beyli is fast becoming a name to watch in alternative pop. And she’s just getting started — with two more singles slated for early 2026, she’s gearing up for a breakthrough moment.
“Bad Habits” arrives October 24 across all streaming platforms — a fierce, fearless new chapter from an artist who refuses to look away from the truth, even when it hurts.
