“Going Surfing” is a great primer into new artist Dan Lebowitz, whose first track showcases his decades-long passion for music. The track is chill and relaxing, with light and airy melodies, and Dan's harmonic vocals.

Every note and melody has been crafted with care and dedication. The catchy hook is bound to get stuck in your head, making this track an instant favorite. Whether you're a surfer yourself or simply appreciate the beauty of the ocean, "Going Surfing" is a must-listen.

So, sit back, relax, and let Dan Lebowitz's "Going Surfing” transport you to the beach — with the sun on your face and the sand between your toes

Going Surfing

Introducing "Sheridan," a resonant new rock single that brings the raw, impassioned energy of garage bands back to the limelight. With booming guitar riffs and chords, it is the aural embodiment of hope and melancholy, striking a chord that echoes in the hearts of the undiscovered artists worldwide.

"Sheridan" is more than just a song; it's a love letter to the town that first believed in an aspiring artist. This song is inspired by a true story. The artist released his first single "Going Surfing" on Soundcloud and Spotify. Despite a lukewarm response, there was one beacon of hope, a place called Sheridan, where the song was played repeatedly.

"Sheridan" captures the journey of an artist with hopes and dreams, as he navigates the roller-coaster ride of his emerging music career. It's a narrative that celebrates the silent victories and small towns that fuel the drive of struggling artists, evoking the sweet melancholy of unheralded talent while offering a glimmer of hope that keeps the spirit of music alive.

Every strum, every lyric, and every beat in "Sheridan" is dedicated to those listeners in that distant town and to every undiscovered artist who keeps pushing their boundaries, seeking their own "Sheridan." Come join us on this musical journey, and experience the blend of heartfelt rock energy and poignant storytelling that will leave you yearning for more.

"Sheridan" - A ballad for the undiscovered, a tribute to the believers.



SHERIDAN LYRICS

Hey guys I wrote a song
It's got nothing going on
The critics don't like it too much but I do...

It's been out for a while
Which kinda makes me smile
No one's listening to it but me and you...

Then I found a place
Where they've got real good taste
They love my music there and I love them too...
 
I didn't have a clue
Now I know just what to do
I'm gonna find your city and sing for you!

In Sheridan, how are you?
Don't even know what state you're in but I'm so glad I found you...
In Sheridan, where are you?
Don't even know how to get there but I'm gonna find you and sing for you....

In Sheridan
In Sheridan
In Sheridan
Oooh   Oooh

Hey guys I wrote this verse
It's a blessing and a curse
Not sure if it's better
But things can't get any worse

It's been a real ride yeah a real thrill
Like a roller coaster going up and down a hill
Don't think anyone will like it but in Sheridan they will!

So Sheridan, Can you hear me?
I'm gonna come there and play for you and we'll all feel so free-eee!!!!
ee eee
Yeah Yeah
Whoa oh

In Sheridan
In Sheridan
In Sheridan
In Sheridan

Yeah...

Sheridan

“Going Surfing” is a great primer into new artist Dan Lebowitz, whose first track showcases his decades-long passion for music. The track showcases chill, dreamy, happy surfing vibes, with light and airy melodies, and Doc's harmonic vocals.  

This reimagined version in particular taps into a classic surf rock vibe especially the multiple close harmonies in the chorus.  

Every note and melody has been crafted with care and dedication. The catchy hook is bound to get stuck in your head, making this track an instant favorite. Whether you're a surfer yourself or simply appreciate the beauty of the ocean, "Going Surfing" is a must-listen.

So, sit back, relax, and let Doc Sonic's "Going Surfing” transport you to the beach — with the sun on your face and the sand between your toes

Going Surfing (Beach Boys Inspired Remix)

Going Surfing Redux

"Stay" is a deeply emotional and poignant song that touches the heart with its raw honesty and vulnerability. This soul-stirring track navigates the complex journey of grief and longing, following the loss of a loved one. With a blend of melancholic melodies and heartfelt lyrics, "Stay" resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of separation. The song masterfully captures the essence of wanting more time with someone who has departed too soon. Its lyrics, "Oh, away, away, Today you flew away," and "I know you were in pain, so much pain every day," reflect a profound understanding of loss and the human condition. The chorus, "I wanted you to stay, to stay," echoes the universal desire to hold onto those we love. "Stay" is not just a song but a therapeutic embrace for those in mourning, offering a sense of solace and understanding in times of sorrow. The song's introspective nature and the authentic expression make it a remarkable piece that's likely to leave a lasting impact on its listeners.

Stay

Dan Lebowitz is an up-and-coming pop and rock musician who has created a unique brand of chill music. Despite being new to releasing music, he has always loved singing and music, and his passion for the craft shines through in every note he sings. He recognizes music’s natural ability to bring people together.

While he is inspired by the likes of Coldplay, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Weezer, and Billie Eilish, Dan has developed a sound that is all his own. His music is characterized by its chill vibes, taking the listener to a place of relaxation and peace through a sonic atmosphere of synths, guitar, and other electronic instrumentation. His songs are the perfect soundtrack for winding down after a long day or enjoying a lazy afternoon.

Dan has been hard at work honing his sound, and he is now ready to share his music with the world. For him, music is about experiencing joy and communicating it to others. As he says, “My main reason for making music is because I enjoy doing it… but if a song I write makes somebody a little happier, that’s even better.”

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