“Dangerous” AMIRA

AMIRA knows how to create an environment for her music that brings empowerment and soulful remarks. “Dangerous” is a perfect example of that. Her vocals showcase a full higher register that she uses to really connect her listeners to the emotion of each lyric. 

This song is about falling in love with someone who could be dangerous to you in many ways than one. 

AMIRA showcases this emotion through a range of vocal riffs and heavy production and beat work moments. “Dangerous” creates a truly cohesive song that is not just fun but to the point. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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