Out of My Hands by Bonze is an incredibly powerful and soulful song. It conveys the story of a person struggling to let go of a relationship that has ended. The introspective and moving nature of the lyrics paints a vivid picture of pain. He sings longingly of love and of pain that comes with the end of a love affair. The melody is haunting and builds gradually, reaching a powerful crescendo. It bubbles and simmers in your ear, perfectly capturing the intensity of emotions. It is expressed wonderfully in the lyrics. 

Bonze’s voice has the ability to fill a room with his raw emotion and soulful power. The first-class production showcases the impressive musical talent of the Bonze. He plays with the synth and vocals expertly. 

The series Good Girls is one of its kind that has an incredible cast of female leads. They find themselves in a money laundering situation. It is a dark comedy that deals with all sorts of relationships. In any relationship, there is the act of letting go and embracing your partner as they evolve, grows and change. Out of my Hands would do so well in this show. I haven’t seen such beautifully written flawed female characters in a long while. The way the series plays with its music playlist has to be appreciated.

This is a song that will resonate with a large portion of the world that has dealt with breakups. The kind of breakups that leave open wounds that heal without closure. Bonze has many more such impressive works, the kind of work that debuts at BBC.