This Pretty Sister’s Sensual Single Is Going To Make You Wanna Do “Bad Things”
West Coast-soul funk maestro Pretty Sister’s album Catalina is finally here and its leading single “Bad Things” is something you definitely need in your playlist. Indeed, “Bad Things” musical approach fuses a contemporary R&B production style with a funk twist — and the whole exudes Pretty Sister’s refreshing and sensual vocal energy. Praised by songwriting mogul Ryan Tedder, the track, which paints an intimate and genuine story, has actually allowed the singer to reach the finals of NBC’s Songland.
Moreover, “Bad Things” isn’t the only song off the 14-singles-album, that will draw your attention, since the sonic architecture of the project explores Pretty Sister’s tumultuous love life — summarized in sphere of emotions. In each track, you’ll hear passion, dedication and load of emotions that will pull you into the singer’s fiery yet mellow universe.
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