Have Some “One On One” Time With Estonian Artist Daniel Levi
Daniel Levi’s latest single “One On One” is the type of Bop that on first listen, makes you pull out your phone and shazam it — not only because it’s catchy but because it also has trendy features that make a song a hit.
Indeed, the production displays a casual commercial pop framework, with infectious melodies and a flamboyant vocal delivery that keeps you hooked. You can certainly hear some R&B influence in the production as well — creating a pinch of unpredictability.
Moreover, the songwriting encapsulates the concept of private interaction between two people, without the distractions around. It exhorts to take the time to know and appreciate the people around us, individually.
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