A soothing blend of emotion, genre-bending production, and hypnotic vocals.
Danny Kuttner is a singer–songwriter born in Amsterdam and raised in Israel, and she’s the kind of artist who immediately stands out thanks to her soothing, shape-shifting voice. Her sound moves effortlessly between R&B, contemporary jazz, and nu-soul, making her a refreshing, genre-blurring presence.
Recently, Danny dropped her eleven-track project Lilly, and one of its brightest moments is the single “Knees.”
In “Knees,” Danny Kuttner captures a tense, intimate moment defined by fear, vulnerability, and emotional unraveling. She paints a scene where someone is trembling with hesitation, and instead of pushing them, she gently urges them to choose their own path — even if that means running away.
The production matches the mood perfectly: a calm, groove-driven instrumental with light electronic touches that create space for her voice to float. Danny delivers a hypnotic, almost comforting vocal performance that wraps around you and eases you in. Overall, “Knees” is simply one of those tracks that feels good to listen to, no matter the moment.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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