Sinatra

"Sinatra" is the fourth single by F.E.A.T.S, released on 25 September 2020. The song makes references to well-known names, including American actor and singer Frank Sinatra, the rock band Nirvana, the 44th president of the United States Barack Obama, singer-songwriter Madonna, and Barbadian singer Rihanna.

Lyrically it incorporates the theme of the struggles in the music industry. The opening verse begins with their desire for a carefree, rich and lavish lifestyle, which they liken to as a "crazy dream". In the third verse it acknowledges the corruption in the music industry, where artists signed to record labels have been manipulated by their dreams to keep working, despite their deteriorating health. It likely parallels to Rye's experience in the band and the management.

Background and composition
On 20 September, three days after the release of "Rehab," they announced their new song. In their vlog, posted on 27 September, they mentioned the concept was "wacky thoughts". It was also revealed that it was written quickly, and purposely trying to sound like a massive cliché, with the rhyming scheme and word choice. Sonny wanted to put in as many celebrity names in the hook. For the lyrics, Rye explained that it was about artists aspiring to make it big, looking to their idols and other celebrities. However, they "sacrifice their freedom and dignity" to record labels or the management, who prey on their dreams.

Music video
The music video was posted on 29 November 2020, filmed by Robbie Beaumont. Similar to the music video "Say Your Grace", it features them wandering around the city. Fortunately, their hand gestures match the lyrics this time and can be applicable, as it's about making it in the industry, rising from the bottom. Sonny reveals some dance moves, proving Andy Fowler's statement true that he could become a great badminton player.