Step into the electrifying world of F3miii where the intoxicating blend of love and addiction meets groundbreaking electronic beats.
Alternative artist F3miii returns with his latest single, “BAD 4 MY HEALTH“, poised to captivate both fans and critics with its electro-rage beat. Building on the success of his previous hit “LOSTWITHOUTMARIA,” which racked up nearly 1 million streams on Spotify and features on over 20 editorial playlists (Our Generation, Indie Dancefloor, Anti Pop, Soiree, summer songs and Fresh Finds) F3miii is back with a song that explores the fine line between love and addiction.
“BAD 4 MY HEALTH” delves into the intoxicating and often destructive nature of love, drawing a parallel to the grip of addiction. F3miii masterfully blends an upbeat rhythm with haunting, destructive vocals, creating a sound that’s both unique and deeply resonant. Taking inspiration from artists like Lancey Foux, Sam Gellaitry, and Playboi Carti, F3miii steps out of his comfort zone to deliver an instrumental that’s as daring as it is true to his signature style.
With lyrical contributions from the talented Namakau and co-production from Osquello, “BAD 4 MY HEALTH” transports listeners into a world where the highs and lows of love mirror the effects of addiction. The track’s universal theme allows listeners to apply its message to various aspects of their lives.
F3miii’s innovative approach and distinct sound have already made waves in the electronic music scene, and “BAD 4 MY HEALTH” is poised to further cement his status as a rising star while maintaining his independent status and honing his signature sound in the process.
Adding to the excitement, F3miii has announced a tour across Ireland and the UK and he will be bringing his electrifying live performances to fans this Autumn. F3miii will also host a co-headline gig with Chameleon at the Hootananny Brixton on 11th July.
Raised on a diet of RnB and gospel, F3miii’s career has risen quickly through the ranks of the Irish music scene; putting on some electric live shows and collaborating with lauded acts including KhakiKid, Jafaris, Hare Squead and Monjola. In a short period of time, the rising artist has already conquered two headline shows in London and Dublin respectively, an Irish Music Week showcasing, a supporting slot for Kiana Lede and Forbidden Fruit festival.
