The song is Wallis, 24’s fifth single since his debut as a brand new artist in the spring of 2020, and also marks his fourth introductory BBC single of the week.

Exploring themes of desire and addiction within destructive relationships, Bad Addiction is Wallis’ most pop single to date and uses a true string quartet that adds a dark edginess to the song’s verses.

The dramatic lyrics allow Wallis to sing the story of a relationship that’s The Perfect Storm.

Desire, frustration, anger, lust and humor are laid bare in this fiery Halloween timed outing.

She has been singing since the age of five and her first single Never Gonna Be was released in early 2020 and featured on popular Spotify releases before being chosen as the BBC’s intro song of the week on BBC Radio. Cumbria.

Shortly after, he was selected for a nationwide broadcast on BBC Radio 1 with Hew Stephens.

In January, Wallis was also chosen as one of the BBC’s ‘Ones to Watch’ presenting artists for 2021.

Speaking of the track, Wallis said, “Bad Addiction is the guy you know isn’t right for you. This is what your friends will yell at you for when you say I’m talking to him again.

“The clip was so much fun to shoot. I wanted to create the image of a bad dream and I knew the release date was near Halloween, so I wanted to add a scary element to it as well. It turned out exactly. how I envisioned! ”

The track is available to listen to on all major music streaming platforms.

The clip can be viewed on YouTube at: https://tinyurl.com/5735jdms