As the golden days of summer begin to fade, Hannah Dorman delivers the perfect dose of sunshine with her latest single, “Bad Habit.” Following the infectious charm of her previous hit, “xox baby goodnight,” Dorman once again showcases her talent for crafting irresistible pop anthems that are both personal and universally relatable.
At its heart, “Bad Habit” captures the exhilarating moment when a friendship unexpectedly turns into infatuation. It serves as the soundtrack for those occasions when a casual laugh becomes a lingering glance, and suddenly, that person occupies more space in your thoughts than you ever intended. The storytelling is beautifully simple, evoking daydreams, butterflies, and the giddy, can’t-get-enough energy that comes with new love.
“Bad Habit” embraces the best of commercial pop, wrapped in a contemporary polish that makes it an instant contender for radio play. Dorman’s vocals shine brightly, warm, sweet, and filled with a smile you can almost hear. Her delivery carries an inviting sincerity, as if she’s confiding in you about her little secret. The melody is crisp and memorable, the kind that sticks in your head after the first listen and refuses to leave in the best way possible.
Beneath the pop gloss, there’s a subtle hard rock edge in the production that adds a playful punch, preventing the track from becoming overly sugary. This balance of lighthearted charm paired with a confident musical backbone makes “Bad Habit” an addictive listen. “Bad Habit” feels like a bottle of warmth you can carry with you year-round. Hannah Dorman’s latest single offers three minutes of pure feel-good energy.
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