Danny Singh and Lunas! perfectly capture the emotional highs and lows of a “TOXIC” relationship in their electrifying new single. Over Lunas’! masterfully crafted hyperpop-inspired production, Danny Singh delivers a hypnotic vocal performance, reflecting on the turbulence of an on-again, off-again romance. In the first verse, the multi-genre artist wrestles with regret over rekindling things with his ex, while still holding onto the hope that their spark can be revived.

Lyrics such as “I know that you’re bad for me / I can’t get attached when you damage me (me) (me) (me) It’ll take two seconds / To bring back our little magic / Let’s act like it never happened” reveal how Danny Singh has faith in them working things out, although he’s aware of all the red flags.  

Once the second verse kicks in, the self-proclaimed Punk n B musician makes it clear that he sees through her manipulative tactics, suggesting that his former flame picks fights to get a raise out of him. Despite her attempts to get under his skin, Danny Singh stays composed and unfazed. From there, he questions his ex-lover’s motives, suggesting that out of the blue she switched up. At the same time, he wonders whether she truly likes him for who he is or just for what he has.

Lyrics like “But since you came in / Why you switching roles just for entertainment / Put you in the Rolls just for entertainment” drive this narrative home.

Before the song ends, Danny Singh calls out his ex for ghosting him and spending time with men of lower status. When she suddenly reappears seeking closure, the singer-rapper admits to feeling “haunted” by her presence. Regardless of the hot-cold nature of their relationship, one thing hasn’t changed: the love they feel for each other. Overall, “TOXIC” illustrates the push-and-pull dynamic of a relationship that remains intense, even when it’s destructive.

Listen to “TOXIC” by Danny Singh below: