Daniella Binyamin “Abba” EP REVIEW
Daniella Binyamin is singer/songwriter with roots in both the countryside of Sweden and the vivid cities of the Middle East, growing up with two different worlds. Sometimes feeling half, sometimes double. Writing songs and stories have always been her way to try to understand herself and the world outside. A way to calibrate the chaos in her mind and heart. Last summer, she went to her mum’s little house in the woods, where her only company were her demons and an old piano. It was there her critically acclaimed debut songs “Grand Hotel” and "Toothpaste kisses" and her upcoming album was born.
Daniella’s been writing songs and working with artists like Lukas Graham, Zara Larsson and Dillon Francis. Her own music moves in an alternative and cinematic pop world. Since her debut earlier this year, she left the media and public stunned by her intimate voice, the cinematic sounds and her ways of blending uplifting and melancholic expressions. It was premiered by C-heads Magazine and was played on both Spotify, Swedish and German radio. After a wonderful debut earlier last year, a nomination to this years “Gaffa Priset” in the category “newcomer of the year” and the mystical and popular track “Out of Fuel”.
On March 24th, Daniella Binyamin released her debut-EP “Abba”, a personal portrait written in the shatters of a break up.
The lead-track, that’s also called “Abba”, is an energetic yet sad track, a crying-on-the-dancefloor-anthem to listen to when you need to get all those hard feelings out of your system. Daniella says about the track: “When I wrote ‘Abba’ it was only my voice and a piano. I was angry and sad, and felt left behind by people I loved. When we later started to arrange and produce the songs, I realized how much I needed to write it, in order to move on. For every tangle that was straightened out, I became more and more fearless and convinced I was doing what was right for me”.
“Abba” is out NOW on all streaming platforms!
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