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13 July 2026 – Tiger La Flor Keeps ‘BAD COMPANY’ In The Passenger Seat
By Editorial Team - July 13, 2026
Summary
Tiger La Flor shares 'BAD COMPANY', the second single from EP 'HOLLYWOODLAND', telling a glamorous, cinema-inspired California story.
Key Facts
- Tiger La Flor releases 'BAD COMPANY', previewing EP 'HOLLYWOODLAND' due August 21.
- The project merges indie pop with old-Hollywood cinematic fantasy.
- The track details a romantic convertible drive through California's canyons.
- Entities: Tiger La Flor, BAD COMPANY, HOLLYWOODLAND
- Tags: tiger la flor, bad company, hollywoodland, indie pop, alternative pop
Japanese-Korean-American artist <a href="/tags/tiger-la-flor">Tiger La Flor</a> shares ‘BAD COMPANY’, the second single from forthcoming EP ‘HOLLYWOODLAND’, due on 21 August. The project blends the worlds of her earlier releases into a glamorous California narrative filled with romance, danger and vintage-cinema atmosphere. ‘BAD COMPANY’ explores the attraction of people who arrive carrying obvious warning signs but somehow make those warning signs look excellent in golden-hour lighting. The visual world places La Flor beside a California cowboy in a vintage convertible moving through sunlit canyons, reinforcing the EP’s mixture of old-Hollywood fantasy and modern emotional unraveling.
She has described the wider aesthetic through the surreal and stylised language of cult cinema, and the new single embraces that approach completely. ‘BAD COMPANY’ sounds like knowingly accepting a bad idea because the soundtrack is good and the car has no roof. Sensible? Not especially. Extremely photogenic? Absolutely.