“ringtone” by daystar

“ringtone” starts off with an eclectic assortment of production elements that resemble a cell phone until the first verse starts. Daystar’s vocals have such a strong range and dexterity to them which is consistent throughout the song.

This song has a catchy chorus that will stay stuck in your mind all day. Daystar really adds layers to this song through production fine tuning and playing with vocal range through spoken word.

Daystar really knows how to captivate the audience and showcase a strong Indie-pop hit.


Written by Tricia Patras

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