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Daise capture the end of Summer feeling with "Sights of Blue"

  • August 28, 2018
  • Jess Bartlet
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Daise's new single “Sights of Blue” travels through a tunnel. A tunnel of shimmering dream-pop designed only for music of a delightfully dark, yet also somehow upbeat feel. The light, spacious guitar weaves into a sonic concoction of true and utter indie bliss.

Comprised of Eli DeLeon, Edwin Robles, Justin Barner (JB), and Luke Johnson, Daise are definitely a band to have on your radar. The calming overall feel of "Sights of Blue" meshes rich, dark undertones alongside unusual luminous melodies, and a remarkably positive outlook. The result is marvellous dream-like indie. And, there's more good news if you're into "Sights of Blue." Not only are Daise working on a forthcoming debut album. But, they released the tranquil and deeply profound “In The Garden” in May 2018. For those keen on live shows, they will be opening for The Boxer Rebellion on September 27th at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles.

Connect with Daise: Spotify | SoundCloud | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Website

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