'You' review: Armaan Malik's enjoyable 4th English track defines innocence
Singer-composer Armaan Malik has released his fourth English track on YouTube. Titled You, its music video features Malik and Emma Declercq as newfound partners. You can term the single as a cheerful song about love and togetherness. It is performing well online with 65L+ views at the time of publishing. Malik's sincerity as a singer and innocence is the track's USP. Here's our review.
Malik nails this English track through his magical voice
The love song has been composed by Malik and Jack Edwards. The simple yet meaningful lyrics have been penned by Edwards, Natania Lalwani, and Felicia Ferraro. Of everything, it's Malik's soft and soothing voice that stands out. It has a calming effect on you. Fortunately, the entire English song sounds like an international single and the credit goes completely to Malik and his team.
You will surely fall for Malik's innocence in the visuals
The 3:15-minute-long video starts with Malik sitting on a bench waving at Declercq as they meet the first time. The song proceeds to capture beautiful glimpses of Paris in the background. The Eiffel Tower, park, and autumn leaves in the background set the tone for the love song. Bobby Alfonso has aesthetically shot each frame to make the visuals look engaging to the viewers.
Check out the song here
Singer dedicates 'You' to those who can't profess their love
Earlier, Malik told The Tribune that You is the most ambitious and romantic song of his career. "Love has been a recurring theme in my music and I went all out for this one. I dedicate You to those reticent ones who can't put love in words," he shared. The 26-year-old artist said making music is a process of "creative release."
The hookline of the song will stick to your head
After listening to the romantic track, you will surely hum the hook line: All I Do Is Think About You. It is a number that can be easily dedicated to someone special in your life. Listen to and watch it for sure! Verdict: Both audio and MV get 4/5 stars (all because of Malik's composition, singing, actors' chemistry, and the scenic locales of Paris).
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