Alternative and indie pop artist Dayglow announces that he will be releasing his new album titled “Dayglow” that he views as a more authentic debut album.
Dayglow, formally known as Sloan Struble, is a 24-year-old alternative and indie pop artist from Fort Worth, Texas. He released his first album ever called “Fuzzybrain” in November of 2019 while he was attending his first semester of college at the University of Texas.
Dayglow’s “Fuzzybrain”
The most popular song on the album and the hit that Dayglow is most known for is “Can I Call You Tonight?”. The song got pretty popular on TikTok and then started to take off on its own. The song has a little bit of a nostalgic feel and a fresh vibe, making it the perfect pop song. In fact, some have even tokened it as an indie pop staple.
Dayglow says that he worked on the songs for this album throughout high school, with his studio being his very own bedroom. He tells Fort Worth in an interview that “Fuzzybrain” really encapsulated how he felt in high school, waiting for change to happen, not fully understanding where you are in life, and said that self-discovery is what fueled the record.
Now, “Fuzzybrain” has almost 32 million streams on Spotify, with “Can I Call You Tonight?” having over 600 million streams, more than the album itself.
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Following Projects
After gaining popularity from “Fuzzybrain”, Dayglow started to release more projects, including his single “Let You Go” in August of 2020. Following this was his second album “Harmony House” which dropped in May of 2021 with its most popular song being “Close to You”.
Following this, he released a very intriguing five-track EP in collaboration with Endel called “Life In Motion” in December of 2022, which we can assume was a spin on his previous album, “People In Motion”.
Most Recent
Dayglow has announced that he now has a new album called “Dayglow”, titled after his own stage name, that will drop on September 13th this year under Mercury Records. The third track “Cocoon” has already been released, but the remaining nine songs have not.
Dayglow tells Live Nation in an interview that he views this upcoming album as his true debut, claiming that his previous albums felt more like mixtapes that encompassed who he was growing up.
In addition to this new unreleased album, Dayglow also dropped a single pretty recently in May of this year called “Every Little Thing I Say I Do” which will also be featured on the new album.
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Dayglow is also set to go on tour this year starting on September 12th all the way up until November 23rd with a span of 41 shows so far. He will be performing in Mexico and all over the states, such as Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and three back-to-back-to-back shows in Austin, Texas.
To purchase tickets for any of his shows, go to dayglowband.com.
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