Ryan Hwang has just dropped their latest single, “I Want You,” a track that pulses with the vitality and sheen of today’s contemporary music scene, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Drake and Justin Bieber. It’s a testament to the “new music hustle” ethic that the artist embodies—a self-starter with a drive that’s as impressive as his talent.

“I Want You” opens with a “neon flow” that immediately sets it apart. The track glows with an iridescent energy, a sleek and stylish production that captures the listener from the first beat. The fast-paced melodic delivery is infectious, riding high on a wave of modern pop sensibilities that make it an instant earworm. Hwang and his featured collaborator, Max Pedras, navigate the track with effortless “cool”, their vocals intertwining seamlessly as they weave a tale of longing and desire.

The production is slick and polished, showcasing each artist’s meticulous attention to detail. Remarkably, it’s entirely self-produced by Hwang and Pedras. In an industry that often leans heavily on collaborative production teams, their DIY approach not only highlights their technical skills but also their commitment to crafting a sound that is authentically theirs. Every synth, beat, and hook is precisely placed, creating a lush soundscape that’s as dynamic as it is captivating.

There’s a contemporary edge to “I Want You” that feels perfectly in step with current trends. The track’s rhythm and melodic structure echo the stylistic choices that have made artists like Drake and Justin Bieber global icons. Yet, Hwang and Pedras manage to inject their own unique flair, ensuring that while the song feels familiar, it also stands on its own merit.

As the song unfolds, its fast-paced energy never lets up, driving forward with an urgency that mirrors the intensity of the lyrics. “I want you,” Hwang declares, his voice layered over shimmering production that sparkles with modern pop’s finest elements. It’s a declaration that feels both personal and universal, capturing the raw, unfiltered emotion of wanting someone with a passion that’s palpable.

In “I Want You,” Ryan Hwang and Max Pedras have crafted a track that’s both a nod to the heavyweights of contemporary music and a bold statement of their own artistic vision. It’s a seamless blend of style and substance, that’s bound to resonate with listeners.