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"Then It All Goes Away" is the exuberant new single from Dayglow, the project from Austin-based Sloan Struble. Here we see Struble harmonize over catchy claps, piano and even the cowbell gets a moment. In an era of music when most songs take a team of co-writers and producers to create, Dayglow's music remains uniquely Sloan's - crafted solely by him. He reflects "I made "Then It All Goes Away" after coming home from my Fall 2021 North America tour. I started writing the bassline during my morning coffee and I finished the full composition by the end of the day. It felt so fresh and natural to write-I was just having fun honestly. It felt like a year's worth of unconscious ideas all came to the front of my brain at once and just spilled out. I was really just thinking of my fans the whole time making it and imagining "how can I make a Dayglow song that feels so familiar, yet feels like a brand new experience entirely?"
Announced alongside "Then It All Goes Away", Dayglow's new album People in Motion continues Struble's joyous quest to create music that makes people feel good. End to end, these 10 tracks--conceptualized, written, played, and produced by Struble--are delightfully pure, hyper-melodic manifestations of Struble's desire to steer clear of conflict or drama and offer someone something to love.
But People in Motion isn't all sunshine and rainbows. There is a depth to Dayglow here, a real sense that Struble has faced obstacles of his own and chosen to stand atop them. "I make music because I love making it," said Struble. "I just love recording and producing." That is the inarguable takeaway of People in Motion, a record about finding something you love and singing about it out loud.
Since Dayglow burst onto the scene, Sloan Struble has toured the globe--selling out his North American headline tour, a slew of UK/EU dates, and has graced festival stages including Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, and Corona Capital. He has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, as well as the iconic Austin City Limits on PBS, a highlight for the Austin native.
Fans around the world haven't just come out for the shows but they've listened and streamed and streamed, more than a billion times in fact. His debut single "Can I Call You Tonight," from his debut record Fuzzybrain, not only went Platinum but was also 2020's biggest independent Alternative Hit. The song hit #2 at both US Alternative and Triple A radio. Its official video has become a favorite on YouTube, sparking a wave of fan-made spin offs. Dayglow's sophomore album Harmony House didn't disappoint either. With its hard-won and palpable sincerity, it garnered acclaim from Billboard, NPR, Ones to Watch, The Talkhouse, and NME.
The year ahead will see Dayglow continue to reach new highs with a confirmed world tour and more festival spots including Bonnaroo, Firefly, Outside Lands, Reading & Leeds and more.
This event was amazing, easily the best show I've ever been to, hands down. DJs were great, atmosphere was great, and it was such a good time. I highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for something different and completely sensory. The only problem was that the Oncenter had only one entrance open so it took so long to get in and the security was not too great.
The paint party was sick and all my friends had a good time. Just the djs in Syracuse were not that good and kept repeating beats , wouldn't say their performance was anything special.
Dayglow was incredible, the paint was amazing. I couldn't stop dancing all night!
This event was pretty much hyped up to be something other than it was. Many of my friends and acquaintances went in to this event with the idea that paint would be whipped around the room and it was just be one big crazy paint fest. And don't get me wrong there was a ton of paint but you have to buy it for like 5 dollars a bottle, so basically what you get for 70 dollars is music that all sounds the same, dancing, a hot room, and an opportunity to be splashed by someone else's bottle of paint. Aside from that if you make it fun!!
Show was amazing and so much fun! Would recommend the experience to anyone.
Awful, the way they handled everyone coming in was completely pathetic. It was ridiculous.
My friends seemed to be more excited than I and my girlfriend but I think we enjoyed it even more than they did. What a blast!!
Dayglow NYC was insane.....so much fun. this was the first dayglow i went to and i will absolutely go again and again and again. Worth every penny. The music is sick and the paint blast was crazy! Yea it can get crowded but its not that big of a deal. I had the time of my life. So epic
First, they must not have advertised this at all, because there was hardly anyone there. Second, the tickets were grossly overpriced for what you got. And you can't bring in your camera or your own glow sticks??!? It was mostly high schoolers than anything else. There were people drugs (no surprise at a rave-like party), but I would have expected a little more thorough patting down of people at the entrance. Don't go if you're not a raver and don't enjoy being sexually assaulted all night. The paint was cool, but burned on your face. It took forever to get to that point too. I don't want to stand around for 2 1/2 hours before any paint gets thrown. Also, $5 for paint? Umm not after what I paid for a ticket. Thanks but no thanks.
It was awesome! It's just too bad that as most undergrad went to the winter session they didn't come as many as they were then but we had a great time! Music = Great, Paint = So Much Fun !!!!
