Drizzle Daze was written in the haze of a rainy night. 

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It's evolved over the years into the song that it is today and It still remains a super fun song to play. I hope that you enjoy listening to it just as much as I did recording it. 

I wrote the lyrics in this sleepless, restlessness moment in the quiet of the evening. You could just hear the pitter-patter of raindrops, the quiet voices of neighbours or people on the street outside and the sound of my own heartbeat in the dimly lit room. I wanted to capture the imaginings that happen as you lie there in a waking moment, staring at a blank white ceiling. 

The chorus and song itself starts from the idea of writing a song. It literally describes that process; getting chords together and wailing along. 

I wanted to give you an idea of my song-writing process and describe the moments of wrestling with emotions, melodies, concepts and ideas to form a whole song. 

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What do you do when you can't sleep at night? What do you think of Drizzle Daze, what's your favourite element in the song? Let me know in the comments below. 

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Instrumentation:

Lead vocal, acoustic guitar, bass, electric guitar, shruti box, backing vocals, percussion (egg shaker)

Inspirations: 

Lucero - Nights like these

Coheed and cambria - Colours

Frank Turner - Try this at home

Jon boden - Moths in the gaslight

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