Lucy Fitzgerald 
I just spent time with “Bad Dreams” by Katie Belle, and what a beautiful moment it is. From the very first shimmering synth line, you’re pulled into a space where the night doesn’t calm you—it stirs you. Katie’s voice arrives with a gentle strength, reflecting the kind of internal whisper that doesn’t go away. The production in Los Angeles with Fabio Campedelli gives this track an open brightness, but one that holds a deeper emotional current.
The lyric imagery brings something honest: the nights when you can’t quiet your mind, the flicker of thoughts when everything else has faded. The beat carries you forward, letting you move even while you’re stuck. That tension is well captured—melancholy mixed with momentum. The synth textures feel like city lights through the windows at 2 a.m., while her vocal tone pulls you close.
Katie doesn’t hide behind complicated metaphors. She invites you into her world—late night, restless heart, hopeful dawn—without pretense. The track’s sleek yet warm production gives every line room to breathe, and you can sense the artist’s presence not just in voice but in feeling. In my opinion: This song made me press replay because it resonated with my own quiet nights of overthinking. Also: “Bad Dreams” stands out as a piece I’ll revisit when the world is calm but my mind is loud.
If you haven’t yet, take a moment to listen to “Bad Dreams” by Katie Belle and let it wash over you. Then make sure you hit follow on her channels so you don’t miss what she does next. Add the track to your playlist today, share it with friends who understand the midnight state of mind, and keep Katie’s work in your rotation—there’s something genuine here that deserves to live in your listening space.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
