It’s incredible what the next, young generation of artists are doing right now. Sabina Beyli is a perfect example of that.
With “Bad Habits,” the rising alt-pop-rock artist sharpens her voice into a confessional and cathartic space, providing a raw, melodic gut-check about the cycles we can’t quite break. Released on October 24, 2025, the single captures the moment you realize you’re slipping back into the very chaos you promised to leave behind, turning the uneasy dance between comfort and self-destruction into sound. “Sometimes we fall back into the very things we swore we’d outgrow,” Sabina says. “It’s messy, it’s human, and it’s honest.”
At just 22, Beyli already writes like someone twice her age : her lyrics cut deep, her melodies hit big, and her voice carries the emotional gravity of a confession whispered in a storm. “Bad Habits” blends alt-rock grit and pop clarity, nodding to Paramore and Evanescence while staying unmistakably her own: unflinchingly fierce, vulnerable, and real.
Beyli’s music thrives in tension, the spaces between heartbreak and healing, quiet and chaos. Each song feels like a mirror for the listener’s own missteps and rebirths. After early praise from several outlets (which now includes ours), she’s fast becoming one of alt rock’s most fearless new voices.
If “Bad Habits” is any indication, Sabina Beyli isn’t interested in playing it safe. She’s building a catalogue of songs that bleed, shout, and heal, serving as proof that the most powerful stories come from the places we’re still learning to survive. To be able to do this at the young age of 22 is remarkable. We cannot wait to see where her career goes next.
Stream “Bad habits” here.
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