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Daniel Arana's debut single, "Fun Times," will formally be released on Spotify, iTunes and Google Play on Dec. 13.
LOS ANGELES - Californer -- With the highly anticipated release of his first ever single titled "Fun Times," Daniel Arana is on a mission to end 2019 on a high note while looking forward to what the New Year brings.
"I'm extremely excited to release this single! It's a dream come true," Arana explained. "Whenever I think about it, I can't help but smile. There's this excitement blossoming from my heart."
Packed with raw, genuine emotion, the singer pours his heart and soul into this emotional ballad which reminisces over past memories of a relationship. While all good things tend to come to an end, the singer immortalizes those good times in song.
"Although the song focused on a romantic relationship, the song can also apply to any kind of close friendship. I remember while recording my song one evening that I started to cry because it resonated with how I was feeling about my Aunt Catalina. She passed away from Alzheimer's in 2018," Arana explained.
In 2019, Arana suffered yet another loss with the passing of his dear Aunt Sylvia who died of cancer. At the end of the day, Arana explains that his song is ultimately about recovering from a loss and choosing to always remember the good times. When music lovers hear the single for the first time, the singer hopes they feel comforted, uplifted and inspired to choose to be happy even when darkness surrounds them.
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"In a world where there's so much pain and darkness, and in a time where we're constantly bombarded with heavy news, I wanted to create something light-hearted and comforting. It's about embracing joy, even if in a state of pain," Arana said. I hope people realize they're more powerful than they think. I'm a big believer in mental health and holistic health. We can choose joy and hope even while suffering."
For Arana, the making of his debut single has been therapeutic. He not only wrote the song, but he also produced it with the help of Eric Formhals, another talented musician based in West Hollywood.
"He's an extremely talented sound mixer, musician and pop artist," said Arana. "I felt so honored to be working with him. He's so humble and easy to work with. We had good chemistry as songwriters."
With a sound often described as earthy and contemporary, the folk/pop singer has had many musical influences over the years, including Birdtalker, The Lumineers, Taylor Swift, John Mayer, Shakira and Vance Joy.
"My goal is to create music that's enjoyable but also like nothing you've heard before," he said.
To learn more about Arana, visit www.danielaranamusic.com.
"I'm extremely excited to release this single! It's a dream come true," Arana explained. "Whenever I think about it, I can't help but smile. There's this excitement blossoming from my heart."
Packed with raw, genuine emotion, the singer pours his heart and soul into this emotional ballad which reminisces over past memories of a relationship. While all good things tend to come to an end, the singer immortalizes those good times in song.
"Although the song focused on a romantic relationship, the song can also apply to any kind of close friendship. I remember while recording my song one evening that I started to cry because it resonated with how I was feeling about my Aunt Catalina. She passed away from Alzheimer's in 2018," Arana explained.
In 2019, Arana suffered yet another loss with the passing of his dear Aunt Sylvia who died of cancer. At the end of the day, Arana explains that his song is ultimately about recovering from a loss and choosing to always remember the good times. When music lovers hear the single for the first time, the singer hopes they feel comforted, uplifted and inspired to choose to be happy even when darkness surrounds them.
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"In a world where there's so much pain and darkness, and in a time where we're constantly bombarded with heavy news, I wanted to create something light-hearted and comforting. It's about embracing joy, even if in a state of pain," Arana said. I hope people realize they're more powerful than they think. I'm a big believer in mental health and holistic health. We can choose joy and hope even while suffering."
For Arana, the making of his debut single has been therapeutic. He not only wrote the song, but he also produced it with the help of Eric Formhals, another talented musician based in West Hollywood.
"He's an extremely talented sound mixer, musician and pop artist," said Arana. "I felt so honored to be working with him. He's so humble and easy to work with. We had good chemistry as songwriters."
With a sound often described as earthy and contemporary, the folk/pop singer has had many musical influences over the years, including Birdtalker, The Lumineers, Taylor Swift, John Mayer, Shakira and Vance Joy.
"My goal is to create music that's enjoyable but also like nothing you've heard before," he said.
To learn more about Arana, visit www.danielaranamusic.com.
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