Asher Angel Loves The 'Summer Vibe' Of Breezy 'All Day' And Thinks You Will, Too

In last year's crackling DC excursion Shazam!, Asher Angel's character could turn into an exceedingly buff, exceptionally powerful, lightning-wielding superhero played by Zachary Levi. It was a power he used, thankfully, for good.


Yet on "All Day," the newest taste of the performer's burgeoning music career, Anger takes center stage and doesn't have to share it with anyone. That indicates it's just him, commanding a stadium-sized vocal efficiency as he sings about being fully infatuated with someone over a club-ready beat tailor-made for maximum flirtation.


Angel tells MTV News he recorded the song, written by rapper/songwriter Arizona Zervas, right after connecting with it right away. "It has that wonderful spring break/summer vibe that gets you in a good mood," he mentioned. He laid it down in Los Angeles with producer and engineer Chris "Tek" O'Ryan, who also worked on Justin Bieber's Changes album. Angel called him "someone I really trust and can be free with and try different vocal interpretations."


you could visualize that in the behind-the-scenes exclusive studio footage he shared with MTV News below.


Plans for a large-scale music video, though, had to be amended given the widespread stay-at-home orders issued by local governments in response to the coronavirus pandemic. That demonstrates you won't visualize Angel singing his heart out next to a private plane, like he does in the blockbuster "One Thought Away" clip, or hanging out on the plane with onetime collaborator Wiz Khalifa. ("Working with Wiz reinforced the significance of being true to yourself and your craft, and naturally, to have fun.")


As an alternative, Angel and his team had to get creative with color.


"We determined to film a visualizer in my backyard – without a stylist or the other things that come with an official video," he mentioned. "I have what I think are these cool and comfortable monochromatic outfits, and I like the vibrancy of the colors and why it connects with the song and imagery." He's also called for fans to submit their own versions where they can rock monochromatic outfits of their own.


You'll have the ability to be able to see it as soon as the "All Day" clip drops on April 4. Up until then, you'll have the song itself, which you could stream above as a breezy way spend another day at house. And don't worry: Angel is right there with you, keeping busy "writing, playing guitar piano" as well as "video games, school, and basketball." He's also finding time for the essentials of movie nights and board games.


"Just attempting to get through it like each person else," he said.