Amaria and Destin Conrad Deliver Stunning “All For You” Visual


Just in time to cure your cuffing season blues, R&B prodigy Amaria returns to us with a new visual for “All For You,” a smooth and sultry bop featuring none other than Destin Conrad. It’s been over a year since we last heard from the young singer-songwriter, and if you’re anything like me, then you’ve been manically trying to survive the Great Amaria Drought of 2022 with little to no luck. Luckily, her latest single is a true return to form, heavily decorated with dulcet and dreamlike energy that makes it feel like she never left.

Simply put, “All For You” is exactly what I have been craving for since Amaria dropped Bittersweet late last year. Despite the pain that her absence has caused, “All For You,” perhaps appropriately, feels like a single engineered just for me. Soft percussion and ambient instrumentation meld together in perfect harmony to create a tender and intimate single that is so hypnotic it will be sure to dominate your weekly rotation in no time. As if that wasn’t enough, Conrad contributes a unique combination of chemistry and complexity to captivate Amaria fans both old and new.

The visual for “All For You,” produced by Sparky and Amaria herself, features the young singer surrounded by sepia tones and fluid dancers that amplify the track’s psychedelic R&B aura. Whether in a room filled with sand or a silhouetted against a sunset sky, Amaria remains just as gracefully ethereal as she was during the halcyon days of “Lose Control.” Amaria is an artist that has always been deserving of your eyes and ears, and with more music likely just over the horizon, now is the perfect time to be a fan.

Watch the “All For You” video below:


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