Single Review: I.D.F.I.A by Fast Car To Florence

Fast Car released their latest track technically just over a week ago but it only hit streaming platforms on Friday. It's a short and sweet track with a listening time of less than 2 and a half minutes so a really easy one for you to give a listen to! However, don't let the length deter you as this is the stand out track from the new era of Fast Car. It's loud, it's in your face, it's punk, and it's great! It's my favourite track from the new era.

It's a song that you want to listen to on full blast, it isn't a song you can listen to quietly, it's a loud track, it's powerful, it's anthemic. This song is a banger, and to say the song is I Don't Feel It Anymore, I'm certainly feeling this song and this sound! I'm 100% here for this sound! I absolutely love it and Fast Car are out here proving that they are one of the best up and coming bands on the scene currently!

If you haven't listened to Fast Car yet, let this be the song that introduces you to them! This is such an insane song and I'm obsessed with it! It's just so loud and it's like rock and punk and it's great. Please go and support Fast Car and show this track so much love because it really does deserve it!

Overall I'm giving I.D.F.I.A a solid 5 out of 5 lemons, because it really does deserve that, and I'm super excited to see what Fast Car release next!

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