Los Angeles native Ari Dayan recently released her new single, “Ozempic Wegovy Mounjaro,” and now introduces the music video.
A multi-hyphenate artist, Ari Dayan is fond of breaking down norms and causing chaos, as witnessed by her writing a song about Ozempic, which myriads of celebrities deny using to achieve weight loss.
Dayan’s beguiling pop sound blends lyrical vulnerability and humor, channeling influences such as Stevie Nicks, Sia, and Robyn. With her visceral and potent alto voice, Dayan expresses authentic tones tinted by confessional savors as she probes the complexity of love with introspection.
Following the release of a series of dazzling singles, including “Solid Gold,” “Good Reason,” and “One Hundred,” in 2022, Dayan dropped her EP, Alive, featuring “Friends” and “Love.”
“Ozempic Wegovy Mounjaro” opens on a thrumming bassline riding a contagious beat as Dayan’s delicious Sprechstimme vocals convey luscious low timbres highlighted by melodic contours. Echoing harmonies imbue the lyrics with resonant surfaces, followed by luminous questioning harmonies.
“Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro / No more sorrow / I don’t care about my face / Just a little tiny waist / Put that shot in me / Put that shot in me.”
Drenched in irresistible sonic washes atop an electrifying rhythm, “Ozempic Wegovy Mounjaro” offers taunting, tongue-in-cheek brio.