We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single , “Selfish “ from singer-songwriter, Daniel Arison. You can listen to “Selfish” on Spotify Here, Apple Music , Here You can also check out the brilliant video for “Selfish” below

We were absolutely moved by the latest single and video , “Selfish”, from, Singer, songwriter, and producer, Daniel Arison. “Selfish” , holds a special place for Daniel, as it was the first song written for his upcoming album and became the thematic foundation for the entire project.

Daniel recalled the pivotal moment that inspired the song during a recent studio session with his producer, Larzz. “I walked into the session and knew exactly what I wanted to write,” Daniel explained. “I told Larzz the story behind the title: one day, Ihad a huge blowout with one of my friends. He came to me and yelled at me for an hour and a half, accusing me of being self-involved—never calling, never asking howhe was, never making the effort. In the moment, I felt really defensive and denied everything he said. But a few days later, I sat with myself and thought, ‘Maybe you’reright. Maybe I am selfish.’”

This moment of self-awareness became a turning point not only in Daniel’s personal life but also in his creative process. He channeled the complex emotions ofdefensiveness, sadness, and eventual acceptance into the song. “It was a weird moment of realization and acceptance of who I was in that moment—a human being capable of making mistakes,” Daniel shared. “The friendship wasn’t the same after that, but writing ‘Selfish’ felt like a huge relief. It was like saying out loud what I had beenafraid to admit, and that honesty became the core of the album’s direction.”

“Selfish” , from Daniel Arison , shines , because it a song that touches your heart and soul. We felt a definite, connection with the well thought out words and melody, Daniel Arison , is a master storyteller and songwriter and we can’t wait to see what he does next.

Fans can look forward to the release of additional singles and visualizers, building anticipation for the full album later this year