Rising genre-blending artist Danny Singh has teamed up with Colombian producer Lunas! for their latest high-voltage single, “TOXIC.” The track, inspired by a turbulent on-and-off relationship, captures the raw energy of late-night escapades with Danny’s silky vocals riding effortlessly over Lunas!’s pulsating, club-ready beats.
“I went in the booth and wrote from Lunas!’s perspective, punching in line by line without any pre-written lyrics,” Danny reveals, explaining how the track came together in a moment of pure creative synergy. The result? A hypnotic, fast-paced anthem that perfectly balances emotional tension with dancefloor energy.
The accompanying music video, directed by Sabrina Kalimian, immerses viewers in a neon-lit New York City nightlife scene, following Danny and Lunas! as they revel in the thrill of an unforgettable night out. “Danny and I just hit it off from the jump,” Lunas! shares. “We’re both down to try new things and push the bounds.”
To celebrate the release, the duo hosted a “TOXIC Rave” in Brooklyn, bringing the track to life with a high-energy live performance. The song follows Danny’s breakout 2024 mixtape, #F3V3RDR3AM, which featured viral hits like “WASSUP,” “EV0L,” and “S0L0,” collectively amassing over a million YouTube views.
A Queens native with Guyanese roots, Danny Singh’s musical journey started young—mastering multiple instruments before age ten and producing his own recordings by thirteen. His sound fuses punk rock and R&B, a genre he dubs “Punk n B.” With influences ranging from André 3000 to Frank Ocean, Danny continues to innovate, blending real-world and virtual experiences in his music.
With over 200 million streams and collaborations with Kanii, Riovaz, Trippie Redd, and more, Lunas! is redefining modern production. His ability to merge classical instrumentation with cutting-edge digital sounds makes him a force in today’s genre-fluid music landscape.
As Danny Singh and Lunas! push the boundaries of sound and storytelling, “TOXIC” cements their status as rising stars in the alternative and club music scenes.
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