Daniel Polich Presents His Debut Single "Bad For Me"

 

Daniel Polich takes us on a melodious musical journey through his latest single "Bad For Me". The track is a beautiful R & B orchestration that will certainly give you frisoons, not only because of the sweet vocal tone of 22-year-old singer but also because of the intoxicating instrumental.

Moreover, the lyric side of the song explores the denunciation of a toxic love relationship, which Daniel wants to get rid of permanently. It is true that often, to get ahead in life, it is important to get rid of the poisonous people who rot our lives and prevent us from fulfilling our dreams. And it is this reality that inspired the realization of "Bad For Me" that you can stream below.

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