For their third full-length album, Von Doodle Daddies blurs the line between what the subconscious mind weaves during dreams and what dreaming while awake leads to in reality. 

Jeff Burris and Bob Appel can't be nailed down to a pat style, but there is a thread running through all of it. From anthem to shuffle, Kaleidoscope Dream drives down a road on which the listener passes the scenery of urban challenges, thru the challenges of two people riding together, the state that lies right in between consciousness and slumber, and finally from despair to being proactive with one's contentment. 

Take the ride with us.

02 - Tell Me You Can Feel It

Life will present you with obstacles, hurdles, and frankly a ton of nonsense. Sometimes the only way over is through. Embrace the hard times, anger, sadness, and put that energy towards chasing your dreams. I wrote this song when my pops was battling cancer. Watching my real life super hero going through so much trauma was too much for me to handle. At one point I went off my anxiety mediation and was really in a dark place. I wrote this song as a way of telling myself to be tough. I had to re-focus on what was important to me. The ultimate battle is within one's self. I took that battle on and won the round by knock out! Hope you enjoy

Moved to LA

Move to LA

Music and lyrics by Eli 
Produced by Eli and Alex
Mixed by Alex
Mastered by Philip Shaw Bova

Featuring Simon Clinton on backing vox and juno 💞

Cover Art by Devika Sen
Photo by Astrid Terrazas

02 - Tell Me You Can Feel It

Bob Appel

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