A mans journey brings him to an island inhabited by fish-like dragon women who desire more than his figurative heart.

Leads with beautiful melody alongside a dreamy keyboard hook and quickly develops into a dynamic interplay between syncopated vocal drops and energetic, tropical rhythms.

As we move forward, we forget the pain, and over time there’s real sweetness attached to those memories.

In the midst of repurposing an abandoned motel, a fledgling commune sacrifices its most innocent member to its cherished ideals.

Combining slow beats, acoustic guitar, layered vocal harmonies, and a splash of upright piano, Doottak assembles the perfect backdrop for his dreamer-poet style of lyricism.

An all-original and enticing debut that feels a bit like The Black Keys jamming with The White Stripes in Wilcos garage.

Running from wildfire smoke, dodging red flag warnings, and playing hot potato with your real estate investments is a feature, not a bug.

Somehow Jasmines effortless vocal ability and light-as-a-feather melodic touch is enough to offer an emotional refuge from the scourge of lonely introspection.