Danny Brace’s new song Sabrina explores the romantic side of his personality. In the song, he boasts of his sensual skill and expresses his desire to be sexually intimate with his titular object of affection. With the use of sexual innuendos and references such as “fire down”, “service my diga”, “fire you like a soldier”, “swallow me I be Jonah” and “eat you up for my dining”, Danny Brace captures an intriguing lovemaking experience. The experience is ultimately enhanced by an affectionate hook with relatable verses, laid over Afrobeats and RnB rhythms.
Directed by I Fit Do Am and assisted by Lumi, the music video stars Danny Brace and a vixen. In the beginning, the artist is moving on the streets when he suddenly pauses and stares in wonder at a lady who switches between the characters of a nun and a hottie. While he is enamored, another scene pops up in which the couple makes out over a dining table. From the dinner table, things heat up as a bedroom scene pops up which reveals more lovemaking antics. This moment soon leads to another scene where the artist is tied up in BDSM fashion, after which the lady leaves and the artist later tries futilely, to find her. The video wraps up with a return to the first scene where Danny Brace passionately closely observes the lady who turns out to be an actual nun as she gets driven off in a cab.
A graphically rich representation of romantic fantasy, Danny Brace’s video appeals more to young people in society who are usually hopeful to find love and ever willing to act on their amorous inclinations. With its slow-rocking beat, the song is suitable for bedtime listening or a date with someone special to your heart.