Danny Singh’s ‘Trickin’ brings playful R&B bounce, while ‘Full Picture’ pairs guitars and violins for a tender narrative.
‘Trickin’ arrives like a grin you can hear. Danny Singh builds the single from a lively R&B foundation, letting drums and bass stay light on their feet while his vocal keeps the energy smooth and sunny. The centerpiece is a playful couplet that turns into an instant earworm: “One shot of Henny got me feeling the answer, two shots of Henny gonna turn me to a dancer.” It sets the mood with a wink, and the production backs it up with a beat that invites a spin, then another.
If this track is the party, ‘Full Picture’ is the tender exhale that follows. The previous single shows Danny leaning into softer textures. Gentle guitar strums thread through sweeping violins, creating a canvas for a story about capturing the full arc of blossoming love. It is romantic without rushing, thoughtful without losing the glow that gives it life.
The visual deepens that feeling. Shot in Coney Island, it follows a young Danny through intimate snapshots with his partner. The images accumulate like a scrapbook, each moment adding up to more than the sum of its parts. The story closes on the beach, where Danny and his band deliver a heartfelt performance that ties the scenes together. Time moves, the characters grow, and what began as young love becomes something durable and warm. 
Both records show an artist comfortable shifting gears while keeping the same heart. ‘Trickin’ is flirty, fun, and dance ready, a summer friendly mood booster. ‘Full Picture’ is reflective and melodic, perfect for quiet nights and long walks. That range is a gift for listeners, and it makes this moment feel like the start of an even brighter chapter for Danny Singh.
