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Aleem struggles with stopping toxic behaviors in “Bad habits”

  • August 28, 2021
  • Chloe Robinson
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There are some relationships you know are unhealthy, but you cannot seem to curb the addiction. Indie pop talent Aleem has released a new single touching on just how bad those habits can be. Appropriately titled “Bad habits”, the charismatic track strikes hard, with pounding drums and boisterous bass.  He effortlessly entices listeners with his smooth vocal tone and infectious melody. His lyrics so passionately sung, really drive home the idea of dependence, singing, “Bad habits like your cigarettes/ Now I'm burning too and I'm burning through/ Oh, bad habits like your past regrets/That I can't undo I'm all over you.”

The Chicago native of Pakistani descent was raised with a traditional upbringing so he is very familiar with habits. Since the age of 12 he was drawn to singing and songwriting and that love for his craft has only grew. Now he concocts tunes that masterfully meld indie, pop and rock.  His bold offerings touch the heart with their relatable sentiments. He reveals,  “I wanted to navigate toward a sound that was more true to my roots as a singer/songwriter. I set out to write songs that were not only authentic but reflected the sound that sparked my interest in music from the start.” Take a listen to the captivating single and break those bad habits. 

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