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With “Bad Habits,” genre-defying artist Orrin launches a bold new era, introducing his self-created sound, Hip House, a fusion of hip-hop, dance, and electronic music. As the first single from his upcoming album Lost in Translation, Bad Habits is both a sonic risk and a lyrical reckoning.
Driven by a haunting female vocal pleading to be “brought back to life,” Orrin explores themes of self-sabotage, addiction, and transformation. The beat pulses with club-ready energy, but the emotion runs deeper, blending introspection with movement, and chaos with control.
The accompanying video sets the tone for this ambitious new chapter. Set in a Lego-constructed New York City under alien attack, the visual metaphorically mirrors Orrin’s personal battles with identity, ego, and self-destruction. It’s as experimental and layered as the music itself, cinematic, strange, and unforgettable.
With Bad Habits, Orrin positions himself not just as a rapper or producer, but as a full-spectrum storyteller. Lost in Translation promises to push boundaries even further, proving that Orrin isn’t just creating music, he’s building worlds.
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