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The Sailor

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Delays of Someone Else w/ Ted Fresco

Ingram & The DayDreamers is a focused collection of Tyler Ingram’s strongest writing so far — songs built from real work, late nights, and a clear sense of direction. The album reflects how Ingram builds music: starting with rough ideas, shaping them into full pieces, and guiding the band through each arrangement. Every part, the ukulele lines, guitar patterns, string moments, drum choices- is placed with intention.

This isn’t just a band playing along.
It’s Ingram steering the creative vision while The DayDreamers turn those ideas into something fuller and more alive. The album even includes one seasonal track, a rendition of Silent Night, Ingram’s personal favorite, folded in naturally without breaking the flow of the record.

Overall, it’s the clearest look yet at Ingram’s style and the band’s ability to elevate it.

The Night She Drifted

Perigee is an album about the moment the world comes too close.
A lunar-paced love story told in quiet weather, it follows two people through the night of a supermoon — from the shock of unexpected brightness to the slow return of distance.
Written in Petrichor’s signature atmosphere of rainlight (soundcloud.com/quantumme/sets/petrichor), wet streets, and soft memory, these tracks trace an orbit of intimacy: closeness, drift, tide, ache, release, return.
It’s an album for the nights when the city glows a little too brightly, for the gravity you feel without touching, and for the simple truth that some connections, like the moon, circle back whether you’re ready or not.
A gentle, cinematic meditation on distance, longing, and the cosmic pull between two people moving through the same sky.

The Sailor

Reuben Larkin

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