California artist Wes Chiller has dropped off a new single, titled "Found At Sea". Chiller shapes his distinctive, free-spirited sound out of home studios in Dana Point and Capistrano Beach, California, while splitting time between music and surfing. Produced by Pink Skies and co-produced by Chiller, "Found At Sea" delves into the realms of surf rock, indie rock, and alternative rock with its laid-back, versatile sound and infectious songwriting. The lyrics to "Found At Sea" offer a litmus test of humanity residing in various coastal cities.
"Found At Sea" contains relaxed, textural instrumentation that conjures warm grooves through breezy guitars, organic percussion, and a slick bass-line. Paired with Chiller's smooth, assured delivery, the song exudes an effortless charm that keeps it engaging throughout. With elements of surf rock and indie blended seamlessly together in its focused songwriting, "Found At Sea" is an engagingly diverse song from the California musician.
Chiller's latest song "Found At Sea" is a vibrant take on surf rock and indie, and it is the first single from his debut album and surf film, Shine High Noon, due for a Summer of 2024 launch. The song also serves as the origin story of Dead Man’s Luau, a music festival hosted by Chiller himself.
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