Badflower drops new track “Haunting You” and it’s a certified repeatable track this fall
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Badflower, the borderline controversial and incredibly talented band from L.A., has just dropped a new track just in time for Halloween, “Haunting You”, and it is a BANGER. Badflower is no stranger to making anyone uncomfortable, and they own it. This track is about being cut out of someone's life and the aftermath that follows, and it’s delightfully unbelievable.
Josh Katz, the singer, took “You're Dead to me” and turned it into a literal ghost perspective, following the trend of Josh Katz’s unhinged creative mind. “'Haunting You' is really about being pushed out of someone's life abruptly and completely – like, when someone says, 'you're dead to me' and moves on. It's impossible to just forget about someone like that,” Katz explains. “Their presence lingers, and it can feel like you're being haunted by them or even judged by them when they're not there. I thought it was a fun concept to write from the perspective of a person that actually died – how that spirit might feel and what they would do.”
Check out this track as it is being streamed on repeat already, an absolute banger that is a perfect follow-up from their last single, “Detroit” which is still climbing the charts following its release.
